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This document is a nursery register used for the collection of protected plants, detailing relevant information such as the date of collection, species, description and quantity, name of the collector,

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How to fill out NURSERY REGISTER – FOR PROTECTED PLANTS

1. Begin by obtaining the NURSERY REGISTER form from the relevant authority.
2. Fill in the nursery's name and address at the top of the form.
3. List the date of registration for the nursery.
4. Create a table to document each protected plant species the nursery will cultivate.
5. For each species, fill in the following information: scientific name, common name, quantity in stock, and any additional notes like the condition of the plants.
6. Include a section for details on the source of the plants, including documentation or permits proving their legal acquisition.
7. Once the form is filled out completely, review for accuracy and completeness.
8. Submit the completed register to the appropriate regulatory body.

Who needs NURSERY REGISTER – FOR PROTECTED PLANTS?

1. Nurseries that specialize in cultivating and selling protected plant species.
2. Environmentalists and conservationists who monitor the cultivation of protected plants.
3. Government agencies responsible for the conservation of biodiversity.
4. Researchers studying protected plant species and their habitats.

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What are UK protected species?

Certain species listed below are specially protected in UK law, and are a material consideration in planning. Bats (all species) Badgers. Hazel dormouse. Otter. Water vole. Nesting birds (all species, some are additionally protected under Schedule 1 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981) Reptiles. Great crested newt.

What plants are illegal to pick in the UK?

Banned plants: Japanese knotweed. Giant hogweed. Himalayan balsam. Three cornered garlic. Rhododendron ponticum. New Zealand Pigmyweed (aquatic)

Can you take plants from the wild in the UK?

Plant collecting in the UK In Britain, it is illegal to "uproot any wild plant without permission from the landowner or occupier”.

What are protected plants in the UK?

The following wild plants are all specifically protected by European Directive: Creeping Marshwort. Early Gentian. Fen Orchid. Floating leaved water Plantain. Killarney Fern. Lady's Slipper. Shore Dock. Slender Naiad.

What plants are protected in the UK?

The following wild plants are all specifically protected by European Directive: Creeping Marshwort. Early Gentian. Fen Orchid. Floating leaved water Plantain. Killarney Fern. Lady's Slipper. Shore Dock. Slender Naiad.

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What is NURSERY REGISTER – FOR PROTECTED PLANTS?

The NURSERY REGISTER – FOR PROTECTED PLANTS is a formal document that records information about the cultivation and sale of protected plant species, ensuring compliance with conservation laws and regulations.

Who is required to file NURSERY REGISTER – FOR PROTECTED PLANTS?

Individuals or businesses involved in the cultivation, propagation, or sale of protected plant species are required to file the NURSERY REGISTER – FOR PROTECTED PLANTS.

How to fill out NURSERY REGISTER – FOR PROTECTED PLANTS?

To fill out the NURSERY REGISTER – FOR PROTECTED PLANTS, enter details such as the species name, quantity, date of cultivation, and any relevant permits or certificates. Ensure accurate and complete information is provided.

What is the purpose of NURSERY REGISTER – FOR PROTECTED PLANTS?

The purpose of the NURSERY REGISTER – FOR PROTECTED PLANTS is to monitor and regulate the trade of protected plant species, prevent illegal sales, and contribute to the conservation of biodiversity.

What information must be reported on NURSERY REGISTER – FOR PROTECTED PLANTS?

Information that must be reported includes the species name, quantity of plants, cultivation dates, source of the plants, and any permits or licenses pertaining to their sale.