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Sustainable Aggregates Creating Environmental Improvements through Biodiversity Fisher, Ian, David G. Hoccom, Norman Ratcliffe, Rachel Roberts and Ken W. Smith (The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds) Developing Policy and Best Practice in Relation to Restoration Following Minerals Extraction – Resolving Conflicts with Aviation: Modelling Bird-Aircraft Strikes in Relation to Airfield Type and Surrounding Land Use (MIRO, ODPM, DCLG - CLS, RSPB) 2004 Hafren Water Water-based Quarry Restoration – Opportunities for Sustainable Rural Regeneration and Nature Conservation (MIRO MIST, Hafren Water) Project proposal MA/6/2/013 Harris, David (ADAS Consulting Ltd.) Idle Valley Wide-Area Project Feasibility Study (MIRO MIST, ADAS) 2004 Hart, Justin, Alison Colyer, Andrew Robinson, Paul Cropper, Pawel Plonskier, Lisa Allen, Mark Brown, Richard Budgey, Mark Parnell, John Allan (Central Science Laboratory Bird Management Unit) Safeguarding Mineral Extraction Site Restorations Near Airports: Developing an Objective Birdstrike Risk Assessment Model for Hazardous Water Birds – An Aid for Environmental Assessment Policy (MIRO SAMP, DCLG, CSL) 2007 Hobden, Ken and Alyn Jones (Somerset County Council) Chris Leake and Claire Cannon (Hafren Water) Effects of Quarry Water Discharges on Stream Flows in the Mendip Hills (MIRO MIST, Hafren Water) 2005 Horton, Philip (Ecological Services) Developing guidelines for identifying Biodiversity Action Plan habitats in quarried: a feasibility study. English Nature Research Report number 504 (EN, QPA, SAMSA) 2003 James, Emma, Orlando Venn, Paul Tomlinson Techniques for Effective Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) for Local Aggregates Planning – Review of Predictive Techniques for the Aggregates Planning Sector (MIRO MIST, Centre for Sustainability (C4S) at TRL) 2004 Jarvis, D. (David Jarvis Associates Limited), Walton, G. (Professor Geoffrey Walton and Associates), Crawford, A. (Crawford’s Chartered Surveyors), Howard, T. (David Jarvis Associates Limited) and Short, A. (Crawford’s Chartered Surveyors) Quarries and Built Afteruses - The Planning and Design of Aggregate Quarries for Non-Agricultural Afteruse (Professor Geoffrey Walton & Associates, David Jarvis Associates, Crawford’s Chartered Surveyors) 2006 Kahumbu and Baer (unpubl) Bamburi Quarry Rehabilitation Project. Bamburi, Mombasa, Kenya, 1971-present McColl-Grubb, Vicky, Layla Baldachin and Colin Treleven. Improving Environmental Outcomes for the Minerals Industry and Statutory Environmental Bodies – A Review of Barriers and Opportunities. Final Report, section 3 (The Centre for Sustainability at TRL Limited, Unpublished Project Report) 2004 North East Centre for Environmental Science & Industry, The Environment Practice Development of an Environmental Management System (EMS) - Guidance Manual & Toolkit for Aggregate Industry SMEs (or Environmental Management Guidance Manual for SME Aggregates Companies) Pre- 42
publication copy (MIRO, NECESI, The Environment Practice) 2004 Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust Idle Valley Project Vision Document – Vision Statement (follow-up document from MIRO MIST ADAS report ‘Idle Valley Wide-Area Project Feasibility Study’ 2004) 2004 Parker, Barney (Derbyshire FWAG), Chloe Palmer (FWAG Midlands Region), Jim Egan (Nottinghamshire FWAG) Maximising the habitat value of non-operational and restored land around minerals extraction sites (MIRO MIST, FWAG) 2004 Portland Sculpture and Quarry Trust Independent Quarry – A New Model for Regeneration – promoting innovative research & opportunities for community participation with collaboration between disciplines – in the planning, implementation and after use of a new landscape for the 21 st century (MIRO MIST, Portland Sculpture and Quarry Trust Ltd.) 2004 Quarry Products Association, British Marine Aggregate Producers Association, British Geological Survey, Entec UK Ltd. Training and Information for Sustainable Aggregates Provision – Planning 4 Minerals: A Guide on Aggregates (MIRO, QPA, BMAPA, BGS, Entec UK Ltd.) Sustainable Aggregates Creating Environmental Improvements through Biodiversity Roberts, Jamie and David Buffin (Buglife) Bringing Aggregate Sites to Life: Feasibility Study Report (English Nature, Countryside Agency ALSF, Buglife) 2005 Robinson, Andrew and Carola Deppe (Central Science Laboratory) Developing Policy and Best Practice in Relation to Restoration Following Minerals Extraction – Resolving Conflicts with Aviation: Analysis of Waterbody Characteristics and Bird Populations (MIRO, ODPM, DCLG - CLS, RSPB) 2004 Ryland, Kate (Dolphin Ecological Surveys), additional text from Mike Edwards, Amanda Millar and John Mills Extracting the Best for Wildlife – A Practical Handbook for Promoting Biodiversity on Minerals Sites in West Sussex (West Sussex County Council, English Nature, Dolphin Ecological Surveys) 2005 Ryland, Kate (Dolphin Ecological Surveys) Editors: Graham Roberts and Don Baker (West Sussex County Council) West Sussex Mineral Sites – A Biodiversity Action Plan (MIRO MIST, West Sussex County Council (WSCC), West Sussex Mineral Sites Working Group) 2004 SLR Consulting Measuring the minerals industry’s contribution to biodiversity. English Nature Research Report number 594 (EN, QPA, SAMSA) 2004 Steadman, EJ, FM McEvoy, KA Linley, PD Bell, EJ Bee, EL Bartlett, A Napier and J Forster Environmental and Economic Information for Aggregates Provision (BGS, DEFRA, MIRO MIST) 2005 Stonex, Roland and Peter Beeden Mendip Hills Bat and Dormouse Project – Phase 1 (MIRO MIST, EN, FWAG, The Wildlife Trusts, Somerset Wildlife Trust Wildlife Sites Project, Mendip Hills AONB, Mendip Strategic Partnership) 2004 – 2005 43
Page 1 and 2: THEME 3 - CREATING ENVIRONMENTAL IM
Page 3 and 4: CONTENTS Executive summary 5 1. Int
Page 5 and 6: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This report revie
Page 7 and 8: 1 INTRODUCTION This sub-theme provi
Page 9 and 10: 2 APPROACH TO REVIEW & SOURCES OF I
Page 11 and 12: SAMP 3B.8 TAL0040 Thompson, A.; How
Page 13 and 14: 3 BIODIVERSITY & MINERAL SITES 3.1
Page 15 and 16: and restored areas, can all be mana
Page 17 and 18: Sustainable Aggregates Creating Env
Page 19 and 20: ut should not necessarily be applie
Page 21 and 22: zones would appear inappropriate. R
Page 23 and 24: Commercial approaches can provide f
Page 25 and 26: 3.5 WORKING TOGETHER The importance
Page 27 and 28: It is preferable to integrate confl
Page 29 and 30: 3.6 BIODIVERSITY AND MINERAL SITES
Page 31 and 32: 4 GAPS IN KNOWLEDGE / DIRECTIONS FO
Page 33 and 34: 5 DISSEMINATION & IMPACT OF ALSF RE
Page 35 and 36: 6 CONCLUSIONS A number of common th
Page 37 and 38: Many site BAPs would benefit from i
Page 39 and 40: working and long-term management ar
Page 41: REFERENCES River Nene From its Sour
Page 45 and 46: Websites Holcim website Kahumbu and
Page 47 and 48: ANNEX 1 Summaries of ALSF-funded pa
Page 49 and 50: SYNTHETIC SURVEY OF THE ENVIRONMENT
Page 51 and 52: • Archaeology in the area has pro
Page 53 and 54: authorities, NGOs, local organisati
Page 55 and 56: Recommendation that a systematic me
Page 57 and 58: Recommendation to adopt a flexible
Page 59 and 60: Output: The advocacy report present
Page 61 and 62: Output: Provides a review consideri
Page 63 and 64: DEVELOPING POLICY AND BEST PRACTICE
Page 65 and 66: WATER-BASED QUARRY RESTORATION - OP
Page 67 and 68: SAFEGUARDING MINERAL EXTRACTION SIT
Page 69 and 70: candidates for restoration for biod
Page 71 and 72: Output: Description of SEA, and dif
Page 73 and 74: information and starting to underta
Page 75 and 76: organisations and funding bodies on
Page 77 and 78: Potential Expansion: Co-operation w
Page 79 and 80: estoration of aggregate sites. Stee
Page 81 and 82: free of charge to key stakeholders.
Page 83 and 84: EXTRACTING THE BEST FOR WILDLIFE -
Page 85 and 86: • That a simple methodology for m
Page 87 and 88: sites. Downloads have been recorded
Page 89 and 90: extended to work more with quarry o
Page 91 and 92: The review could be used to inform
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eminder to consider more local envi
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ANNEX 2 TROUT UNLIMITED’S ABANDON
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in 450 chapters. Partnership is int
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The training programmes cover the f
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The Place: Clear Creek begins high
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addition, the U.S Department of the
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surface limestone deposits are over
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and medicinal plots were planted fr
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Long-Term Viability The company pos
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In addition to providing economic b
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Cementia later went into partnershi
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The opening of restored quarries fo
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intensification of the aquaculture
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