CHOBHAM COMMON NNR - Surrey Wildlife Trust

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Fire Plan 9 Access and visitor facilities 10 Tree inspection areas 11 Mowing plan 12 Compartments 13 Sub-compartments 14 SSSI Units 15 APPENDICES Bylaws 1 Site risk assessment 2 SAC citation 3 SPA citation 4 SSSI designation 5 Potentially Damaging Operations 6 Members of the Chobham Common Liaison Group 7 References
Part 1 Description 1.1. LOCATION: Chobham Common lies between one and three miles north of the village of Chobham in north-west Surrey. County Most of the area covered by this plan lies within the County of Surrey. A small area (0.26 Ha) in the extreme north-west corner of the Common lies within the County of Berkshire District Most of the area covered within this plan lies within the Borough of Surrey Heath. The Barrow Woods (Comp 21) lie within the Borough of Runnymede. The small area in Berkshire lies within the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead. Local Planning Authority The local planning authority for most of the Common is Surrey Heath Borough Council. The local planning authority for the Barrow Woods is Runnymede Borough Council. The local planning authority for the small area of land in Berkshire is the Windsor and Maidenhead Royal Borough Unitary Authority. National Grid Reference. Staple Hill Car Park, which lies near the centre of the Common, is at Grid Reference 974 648 on OS sheet SU 175. Map 1 - Site location and site boundaries. 1.2 LAND TENURE 1.2.1. Areas Chobham Common National Nature Reserve 513.36 Ha Glovers Pond 3.85 Ha Gracious Pond 12.4 Ha Broomhall Heath 14.5 Ha SSSI Unit 10 (Burma Road) 1.46 Ha Total SSSI, SPA, SAC covered by plan 545.57 Barrow Woods (Comp 21) 6.44 Ha Little Heath and Burrowhill (Comp 22) 6.11 Ha Valley End and Brickhill Settlement (Comp 24) 32.55 Ha Chobham Place Fields 5.43 Ha West Wood and Valley Wood 18.75 Ha Non-SSSI land east of Burma Road and Burma Road Dump. 1.54 Ha Total area covered outside of SSSI 70.82 Ha Total area covered by plan 616.39 Ha 1
Page 1 and 2: CHOBHAM COMMON NNR DRAFT MANAGEMENT
Page 3: EVALUATION 2 SITE ANALYSIS 2.1 Site
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Page 9 and 10: NNR: 513.36 Ha This plan covers the
Page 11 and 12: 1.5 Biological Features 1.5.1. Vege
Page 13 and 14: The Common has a rich bryophyte flo
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Attribute: Number of species Target
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In order to achieve favourable cond
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securing additional funding for sit
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Check condition of MG5 areas and fi
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Box K DESIRABLE GROUND FLORA SPECIE
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Attribute: Small red damselfly Targ
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Target: To maintain attractive area
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Objective methods To manually remov
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Objective 9 To liaise with stakehol
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Attribute: Walks and events Target:
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Attribute: General access Target: M
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adversely effect the high nature co
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deliver favourable condition and ma
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At present the main source of fundi
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Map 11 - Tree inspection areas. Obj
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Attribute: Firebreaks Target: Maint
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References Aerts, R. & Berendse, F.
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Jenkins, S. (1994). Chobham Common:
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Terry, A.C., Ashmore, M.R., Power,
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