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This document serves to collect standard data for sites eligible to be identified as Sites of Community Importance (SCI) and for Special Protection Areas (SPA) and Special Areas of Conservation (SAC).

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How to fill out NATURA 2000 DATA FORM

1. Begin by obtaining the NATURA 2000 DATA FORM template from the official website or relevant authority.
2. Fill in the administrative details such as the site name, code, and geographical coordinates.
3. Provide information on the habitat types present in the site by referencing the European habitats directive.
4. List the species present, focusing on those of conservation concern.
5. Describe the site's ecological characteristics, including land use and conservation measures in place.
6. Indicate any potential threats or pressures affecting the site.
7. Ensure all information is accurate and supports conservation objectives.
8. Review the form for completeness before submitting it to the relevant authority.

Who needs NATURA 2000 DATA FORM?

1. National and regional authorities responsible for nature conservation.
2. Organizations involved in biodiversity research and environmental assessments.
3. Conservation NGOs working on habitat protection.
4. Local government entities for planning and land use management.
5. Researchers and academics conducting studies on European biodiversity.

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What are the areas of Natura 2000 in the Netherlands?

Initially, the Netherlands registered 162 terrestrial areas for the cross-border Natura 2000 network. Over the years, seven areas on the North Sea were added to these: The Voordelta, North Sea Coastal Zone, Raan Flats, Dogger Bank, Cleaver Bank, Frisian Front and Brown Bank (see also under 'Protected areas').

What is the Natura 2000 framework?

Natura 2000 – A Network of Protected Areas to Preserve the EU's Species and Habitats. Natura 2000 is another piece of the EU's framework for biodiversity protection. Following the EU pledges at the Rio Summit of 1992, Natura 2000 was created to preserve Europe's land and marine landscapes and restore ecosystems.

What are the Natura 2000 sites?

Natura 2000 is a network of protected areas covering Europe's most valuable and threatened species and habitats. It is the largest coordinated network of protected areas in the world, extending across all 27 EU Member States, both on land and at sea.

What is the meaning of Natura 2000?

Natura 2000 is a European network of protected nature areas where certain species of animal and their natural habitats are protected in order to preserve biodiversity.

What is an example of a Natura 2000 site?

The Foloi oak forest in Greece is a Natura 2000 site. Näverkärr in Bohuslän, Sweden, is a Natura 2000 site. The Oostvaardersplassen is a Natura 2000 site in the Netherlands.

What is the purpose of the Natura 2000?

The main goal of the Natura 2000 network is to safeguard Europe's most valuable and threatened species and habitats, listed under the EU Birds and Habitats Directive. The network consists of Special Areas of Conservation (SACs) under the Habitats Directive and Special Protection Areas (SPAs) under the Birds Directive.

What is the Natura 2000 territory?

Natura 2000 is the largest coordinated network of protected areas in the world, covering over 18% of the EU land area and more than 8% of its sea territory. This entails a territory as big as Spain and Romania together on land, and as big as Sweden at sea.

What is the n2000 area?

Natura 2000 areas consist of habitat and bird protection areas, as well as Ramsar sites (internationally protected wetlands). The aim of these areas is to preserve and protect natural habitats and wild animal and plant species that are rare, threatened, or characteristic of EU countries.

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What is NATURA 2000 DATA FORM?

NATURA 2000 DATA FORM is a standardized document used to collect and report information on the conservation status and biodiversity of sites that are part of the NATURA 2000 network, which is a network of protected areas in the European Union.

Who is required to file NATURA 2000 DATA FORM?

Entities responsible for the management of NATURA 2000 sites, such as government agencies, conservation organizations, and landowners, are required to file the NATURA 2000 DATA FORM.

How to fill out NATURA 2000 DATA FORM?

To fill out the NATURA 2000 DATA FORM, users should provide detailed information about the site, including its location, habitat types, species present, management measures, and monitoring activities. Following the provided guidelines and format is essential for accurate reporting.

What is the purpose of NATURA 2000 DATA FORM?

The purpose of the NATURA 2000 DATA FORM is to ensure consistent and comprehensive reporting on the conservation status of protected areas, facilitate biodiversity monitoring, and assist in achieving the objectives of the EU's nature conservation policies.

What information must be reported on NATURA 2000 DATA FORM?

The information that must be reported on the NATURA 2000 DATA FORM includes site name, location, habitat types, species data, management measures, threats to the site, and monitoring results related to biodiversity and conservation status.