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Title: The Favourable Conservation Status Of Annex IHabitats HabitatsDirective
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The Favourable Conservation Status Of Annex
I-Habitats(Habitats-Directive)
- Report About The Handling of the Directive In
Germany - Albert Lang
- Twinning SK2002/IB/EN/03
- Bratislava, 20.01.04
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Content
- 1. The Term Favourable Conservation Status
- 1.1. In The Habitats Directive
- 1.2. In The Document Standard Data Form -
Explanatory Notes Notes - 2. Handling of the Directive In Germany
- 3. Two Examples Habitat types 6520 and 9160
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1. The Term Favourable Conservation Status1.1.
In The Habitats-Directive
- 1.1.1. Intension of the Directive Prologue, Art.
2 (2) - 1.1.2. Definition of the term Art. 1 (e) ? Annex
III A(c) ? Explanatory Notes, 1 (i) ? Annex III B
(b) ? Explanatory Notes, 1 (k) - 1.1.3. Proposition for protection and site
selection Art. 3 (1), Art. 4 (4), Art. 14
(1)?Art. 11 ? Art. 17 - 1.1.4. Financial matters Art. 8 (2)
- 1.1.5. Re-introduction of Annex IV-species Art.
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1.2. In The Document Standard Data Form -
Explanatory Notes Notes
- The value of a given Habitat Type in a site
depends on three criteria - Representativity Annex III A (a)
- Relative Surface Annex III A (b)
- Conservation Status Annex III A (c)
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1.2. In The Document Standard Data Form -
Explanatory Notes Notes
- The criterion Conservation Status is summed up to
the grades - A excellent
- B good
- C average or reduced
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1.2. In The Document Standard Data Form -
Explanatory Notes Notes
- The criterion Conservation Status consists of
three sub-criteria - Degree of conservation of the structure
- Degree of conservation of the functions
- Restoration possibilities
- The first and the last sub-criteria demand
- best expert judgement
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2. Handling of the Directive in Germany
- In Germany the three sub-criteria of the Notes
are implemented to - Completeness of the typical habitat structures
- Completeness of the typical species of the
habitat - Degradations
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2. Handling of the Directive in Germany
- Grades of Conservation Status
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2. Handling of the Directive in Germany
- Some additions of the sub-criteria of
Conservation Status
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2. Handling of the Directive in Germany
- Recommendations of the Working Group Grassland
- Mapping of the habiatat types building complexes
- Mapping of fauna not obligatory
- Degradations reasons reference list
- Survey of habitat types within and beyond the SCI
- Surveillance at least all 6 years
- The surface of the habitat type is not part of
the conservation status
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2. Handling of the Directive in Germany
- Recommendations of the Working Group Grassland
- In some cases (i.e. habitat type 6210) the
contact-biotopes are integrated into the
assessment - For each habitat type structures have to be
listed. The grades have to be described as exact
as possible - For each habitat type the typical plant-species
(animals if possible) a regional list has to be
worked out - The worst of several grade parameters predominates
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? The Conservation Status - A Short Overview
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3. Two Exemples Habitat Types 6520 91603.1.
Habitat Type 6520 Mountain hay meadow
- Various examples of the grading-system have been
worked out by the German States - Range between expert judgement and fixed
criteria-lists in manuals (Example typical
species)
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