EX90 Chattenden Woods and Lodge Hill SSSI ... - Medway Council

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Table 1 Individual designated interest features BAP Broad Habitat type / Geological Site Type Specific designated features Explanatory description of the feature for clarification SSSI notified interest features SAC qualifying interest features SPA qualifying interest features dependency on specific habitats Annex 1 species Migratory species Waterfowl assemblage Ramsar criteria applicable to specific habitats 1a Wetland characteristics 2a Hosting rare species &c 3a 20000 waterfowl 3c 1% of population Broadleaved, Mixed and Yew Woodland Quercus robur-Pteridium aquilinum-Rubus fruticosus woodland (W10) Lowland Pedunculate Oak – Bracken – Bramble woodland * Lowland Neutral Grassland Aggregation of breeding bird species; Nightingale Luscinia megarhynchos. MG5 Cynosurus cristatus – Centaurea nigra The site‟s coppice woodland and scrub habitat supports 1% or more of the British breeding population. Crested Dog‟s-tail – Common Knapweed lowland hay meadow and pasture * Page 3 of 19 Definitions of Favourable Condition: Chattenden Woods and Lodge Hill SSSI (Consultation Draft, March 2013)
Scrub habitat Scrub habitat is not a notified feature but supports the feature listed below. (*) Aggregation of breeding bird species; Nightingale Luscinia megarhynchos. The site supports 1% or more of the British breeding population. The site‟s coppice woodland and scrub habitat supports 1% or more of the British breeding population. * NB. Features where asterisks are in brackets (*) indicate habitats which are not notified for specific habitat interest (under the relevant designation) but because they support notified species. Definitions of Favourable Condition: Chattenden Woods and Lodge Hill SSSI (Consultation Draft, March 2013) Page 4 of 19
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Ref: RJF/SF/let/4549 L5 February 20
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Appendix Quality of BTO data Mainta
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Record validation Individual record
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mixed deciduous woodland’, which
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Site name: Chattenden Woods and Lod
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Annex 2 Views about Management View
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Felling, thinning or coppicing may
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standards with ash coppice, which i
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