Species Action Plans: Priority Species

Priority Species


	Introduction

	Vascular Plants

	Non Vascular Plants

	Fungi and Lichens

	Moths

	Butterflies

	Beetles

	Flies

	Bees, Wasps and Ants

	Crustacean

	Molluscs

	Fish

	Amphibians and Reptiles

	Birds

	Mammals

Introduction to the Gloucestershire Priority Species

The Gloucestershire BAP Priority Species list is currently under review. It is the aim of the Partnership to have the species review complete by early 2010.

The Partnership have agreed the following selection criteria to determine the new Priority Species List for Gloucestershire:

	Species on the UKBAP Priority Species list which are found in Gloucestershire
	Species whose local decline meets national BAP criteria for marked decline
	Red Listed birds
	Nationally Scarce plants
	Culturally valued species - species which are particularly associated with or characteristic of Gloucestershire

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	The UKBAP Priority Species found in Gloucestershire (Size: 173KB)
	The Gloucestershire Priority Species Quick Reference List (Size: 106KB)

The Action Plan

Introduction

Nature Map

Interactive Nature Map

Viewing Action Plans
If there is a BARS image in the right column this means that there is an Action Plan available on BARS website, and this can be viewed by clicking on the BARS image. If there is a square box alongside the BARS image this signifies that these entries share the same Species Action Plan on the BARS website.

Managing for Species
With greater emphasis on achieving our biodiversity targets through habitat-based delivery at a landscape-scale level, Natural England's report 'Managing for Species', identifies how to integrate the needs of England's priority species into habitat management. » Visit the Natural England website for more information about 'Managing for Species'

Biodiversity Action Reporting System
BARS is the Biodiversity Action Plan reporting system for the United Kingdom. It includes national, local and company Biodiversity Action Plans (BAPs) and the Biodiversity Strategies and Action Plans of all four countries.