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Documents to download on biodiversity topics

Worcestershire Biodiversity Partnership publications

Worcestershire Biodiversity Partnership - annual meeting presentations

2010 documents

2009 documents

Wildlife factsheets

  • A series of factsheets has been produced on the habitats and species within the Worcestershire Biodiversity Action Plan.

Other publications

  • The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (the TEEB project) released its final report in October 2010. A Bank of Natural Capital website has also been launched to communicate the messages about recognising the economic impacts of biodiversity loss.
  • The 3rd Wildlife and Countryside Link report This document is in Adobe PDF format (140KB) into progress towards the Countdown 2010 commitments.
  • The Vision Mapping Project Leaflet This document is in Adobe PDF format (1.8MB) produced following this 2-year Biodiversity Partnership project.

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External websites

  • Environment Agency
    The public body with responsibility for protecting, improving and regulating activities having an impact on our river and wetland environments.
  • The Forestry Commission
    Delivers the forestry policies of England, Wales and Scotland, with a mission to protect and expand Britain's forests and woodlands.
  • Natural England
    The public body whose purpose is to protect and improve England's natural environment and encourage people to enjoy and get involved in their surroundings.
  • Worcestershire Biological Records Centre
    Exists to collect, collate, manage and disseminate information relating to the habitats and species in Worcestershire.
  • Worcestershire Wildlife Trust
    Part of a national network of nature conservation charities and works to conserve and restore wildlife and wild places across the county.
  • UK National Ecosystem Assessment
    The UK National Ecosystem Assessment (UK NEA) is the first analysis of the UK’s natural environment in terms of the benefits it provides to society and continuing economic prosperity.

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The page is next due for review 19 February 2014.