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Action plan details - Biodiversity Action Plan for Gloucestershire

 

HAP Cereal Field Margins

Plan status: Implementation underway

Vision statement

To quantify and classify Gloucestershire's biodiversity-rich cereal field margins.
To maintain and restore by management the biodiversity of 600ha of cereal field margins.
To raise awareness of the importance of farmland biodiversity.

Targets

Code Text Status Assessment date Latest progress report  
CFM 4.1 By 2003. Acquire a better knowledge of the extent and distribution of the priority and characteristic species associated with Gloucestershire's Cereal Field Margin resource, including birds, arable wildflowers, invertebrates and mammals. Some progress (behind schedule) 25/01/2010 New Species data now held at GCER More >
CFM 4.2 To restore 600ha by 2010 Progress unknown 18/05/2010 No report More >

Actions

Code Text Start/End date Contacts
(lead shown bold)
Status  
CFM 5.2.3 Seek to secure further uptake of agri-environment schemes, targeting sites rich in biodiversity (in addition to Key Wildlife Sites). 01/03/2000 - ongoing Gloucestershire County Council,
Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust
Unknown More >
CFM 5.1.1 Support regional/national initiatives which seek to make beneficial changes to the CAP. 01/03/2000 - ongoing Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust Unknown More >
CFM 5.1.2 Seek to further increase flexibility of set aside to allow more specific conservation management. 01/03/2000 - ongoing Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust Unknown More >
CFM 5.1.3 Seek review of Countryside Stewardship scheme to accommodate less intensitve arable prescriptions and target scheme towards key areas. 01/03/2000 - ongoing Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust Unknown More >
CFM 5.1.4 Encourage the development of agri-environment schemes, such as the adoption, if appropriate, of recommendations from the pilot arable stewardship scheme as a potential means of establishing species rich arable habitats. 01/03/2000 - ongoing Gloucestershire County Council Unknown More >
CFM 5.1.5 Ensure that important sites have appropriate protection. 01/03/2000 - ongoing Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust Unknown More >
CFM 5.2.1 Identify further arable Key Wildlife Sites. 01/03/2000 - ongoing Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust Unknown More >
CFM 5.2.2 Seek to secure favourable management of Key Wildlife Sites. 01/03/2000 - ongoing Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust Unknown More >
CFM 5.2.4 Ensure important arable biodiversity sites are not targeted for other habitat restoration schemes 01/03/2000 - ongoing Gloucestershire County Council Unknown More >
CFM 5.2.5a Draw up management plans for 5 biodiversity rich sites to be studied in detail for a 10 year period (for research and demonstration purposes). 01/03/2000 - 31/12/2003 Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group Scotland Unknown More >
CFM 5.2.5b Draw up management plans for 5 new farms/sites every year. 01/03/2000 - ongoing Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group Scotland Not started (for this period) More >
CFM 5.2.6 Encourage greater use of Integrated Crop Management 01/03/2000 - ongoing Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group Scotland Unknown More >
CFM 5.2.7 Investigate habitat creation and monitoring mechanisms at a demonstration site. 01/03/2000 - ongoing Gloucestershire County Council Unknown More >
CFM 5.3.1 Produce guidance on appropriate management for arable species for advisors and owners of important sites. 01/03/2000 - 31/12/2002 Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust Unknown More >
CFM 5.3.2 Set up a co-ordinated advisory programme; target pro-active advice towards all key sites and areas, and improve advisory material for landowners/managers. 01/03/2000 - ongoing Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust Unknown More >
CFM 5.3.3 Provide specialist 'biodiversity' training for advisors; eg, training days for agronomists, land agents, and Continuing Professional Development. 01/03/2000 - 31/12/2005 Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust Unknown More >
CFM 5.4.1 Carry out a desk study of Gloucestershire's arable priority species to provide county overview. 01/03/2000 - 31/12/2002 Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group Scotland Unknown More >
CFM 5.4.2 Check all historic sites and their vicinity. Gather baseline data on distribution and population of key species. 01/03/2000 - 31/12/2003 Gloucestershire County Council Unknown More >
CFM 5.4.3 Produce an inventory of all key sites and further define biodiversity rich areas; ensure data is made widely available to MAFF/FRCA. 01/03/2000 - 31/12/2002 Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust Unknown More >
CFM 5.4.4 Look for new sites. 01/03/2000 - ongoing Gloucestershire County Council Unknown More >
CFM 5.5.1 Ensure arable/cereal field margins biodiversity information is available to inform other habitat recreation plans, eg, heathland, grassland. 01/03/2000 - ongoing Gloucestershire County Council Unknown More >
CFM 5.5.2 Promote public understanding and awareness of cereal field margins habitats, initially through a major publicity event which could feed into desk study. 01/03/2000 - ongoing Gloucestershire County Council,
Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust
Unknown More >