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The BARS database holds a wide range of information on activities and contributions being made to maintain or increase biodiversity in the UK. These activities and contributions are made by a wide range of organisations, partnerships and individuals. Much of this information can be accessed without a BARS username using the following searches:
The UK BAP is comprised of a number of plans and strategies. Use the available searches to view details of country strategies, national plans (HAPs & SAPs), local or company biodiversity plans (LBAPs).
Find information on the status and trend of species or habitats within the UK. The different search options allow information to be displayed for species or habitats as a group at either UK or country level or, for an individual species or habitat at either UK, country level or more locally. Species distribution maps are available using web services from the NBN gateway for individual species queries.
Use these searches to find out what targets have been set within a particular area, or which have been set for a particular species or habitat. Use the area outcomes search to find a summary of the biodiversity delivery gain resulting from the conservation activities within an area for species and/or habitat(s).
Use the action & impacts searches to find more information on activity happening for a given species or habitat(s), searches can be refined to the organisation or partnership undertaking the activity as well as the activity type. Information can also be found on any recorded threats & losses for species and habitats.
News, help & information contains a range of information about BARS, its background and what resources and services are available from the site. Information about the site includes background, past & current developments, terms & conditions of use, who is using the site. Resources that are available include downloadable help guides for users, training resource information aimed at those running BARS training events, webserivices and information/advice notes (e.g. handbooks, local site maps, photos, identification guides) added by BARS users.
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