Biogenetic Reserve (Dataset)
Biogenetic reserves act as 'living laboratories' and are representative examples of various types of natural environment in Europe. They can consist of natural or semi-natural habitats and their selection is based on their value for nature conservation and protected status based on four criteria: 'typical', 'unique', 'rare' and/or 'endangered' which can be applied to habitats or species. The protected status must be adequate to ensure the conservation or management of the sites in the long term in accordance with fixed objectives.
dataset
http://www.snh.gov.uk/publications-data-and-research/snhi-information-service/naturalspaces/
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BIOGEN
eng
EPSG
OSGB 1936 / British National Grid (EPSG:27700)
environment
genetic diversity
publication
2009-07-13
Habitats and biotopes
Protected sites
publication
2008-06-01
Nature conservation
publication
2006-05-23
-9.229
-0.705
60.86
54.525
1992-01-01
2003-12-31
publication
2003-11-13
irregular
The UK Biogenetic Reserves were nominated as part of a network of heathlands and dry grasslands and were announced in March 1992.
ESRI shapefile
3.2
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