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  1. Data resource: Oceanic Ravine Indicator Species

    This list of bryophytes is used to score the relative importance of oceanic ravines. Species are weighted according to their rarity and threat and watercourses that score six of more points are considered of national importance. Averis, A.B.G., Genney, D.R., Hodgetts, N.G., Rothero, G.P. & Bainbridge, I.P. (2012). Bryological assessment for hydroelectric schemes in the West Highlands – 2nd edition. Scottish Natural Heritage Commissioned Report No.449b

  2. Data resource: Notable lichen species associated with Atlantic Hazel

    A list of lichens associated with Atlantic hazelwoods from 'Atlantic Hazel - Scotland's Special Woodlands' by Coppins and Coppins 2010 and published by the Atlantic Hazel Action Group.

  3. Data resource: North Merseyside Local Species Data (DEFRA Grant 23169)

    These data have been compiled from various sources as a result the DEFRA grant for releasing data under a license which permits commercial use. Data included here have been through a targeted process of validation and verification making use of established in-house validation and verification procedures. Records have only been included where permission has been granted by data suppliers to release these data for this purpose.

  4. Data resource: Oceanic-montane liverwort-heath - Rare, Scarce and other SSSI selection species

    A list of liverworts that are components of this internationally rare habitat. The list can be used to identify areas that require sensitive management i.e. no burning or over-grazing.

  5. Data resource: Isle of Man Sensitive Species List

    Isle of Man Sensitive Species List supplied by Philippa Tomlinson, Biological Records and Mapping - Manx Biological Recording Partnership

  6. Data resource: Deer Species Local

    General Deer in Bucks, Berks, Oxon

  7. Data resource: Drawdown Species

    drawdown species from NVC and other sources

  8. Data resource: EU Invasive Alien Species Regulation

    The EU Regulation (1143/2014) on invasive alien (non-native) species entered into force on 1 January 2015. The Regulation imposes restrictions on a list of species known as 'species of union concern'. These are species whose potential adverse impacts across the European Union are such that concerted action across Europe is required. On 14 July 2016, the European Commission published Commission Implementing Regulation 2016/1141 which implements the list of Union concern, comprising 37...

  9. Data resource: RISC Botanical Non-Native Species Records

    Recording Invasive Species Counts was launched in 2010 and includes on-line recording for 19 species including eight terrestrial or freshwater plants: American Skunk-Cabbage, Lysichiton americanus; Floating Pennywort, Hydrocotyle ranunculoides; Himalayan Balsam, Impatiens glandulifera; Rhododendron, Rhododendron ponticum; Tree of Heaven, Ailanthus altissima; Water Fern, Azolla filiculoides; Water Primrose, Ludwigia grandiflora...

  10. Data resource: European Protected Species

  11. Data resource: Grassland fungi species

  12. Data resource: TVL EPS species

  13. Data resource: TVL Other biodiversity species

  14. Data resource: Invasive species

  15. Data resource: Isle of Man Wildlife Act 1990 Schedule 5 species

    Isle of Man Wildlife Act 1990 Schedule 5 species

  16. Data resource: Isle of Man Wildlife Act 1990 Schedule 7 species

    Isle of Man Wildlife Act 1990 Schedule 7 species

  17. Data resource: UK Bat Species

  18. Data resource: EPS Species (not bats)

    Woodland managers need to consider the presence of protected species and follow good practice guidance to avoid committing an offence. In some cases management practices may need to be modified or rescheduled to a less sensitive time of year, and where this is not possible or adequate then operators may need to apply for a licence to remain within the law. Most activities will be able to continue without the need for a licence through the following of good practice guidance.

  19. Data resource: SWT Priority Species Action

    SWT Priority Species Action

  20. Data resource: Ulster Wildlife Living Seas Marine Species Records

    Marine species records from marine surveys e.g. snorkel safaris run by Ulster Wildlife (Living Seas). CEDaR submit marine data to NBN periodically (subject to requirement), therefore this may not represent the full dataset. For additional metadata and/or the most complete dataset, contact CEDaR.