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There are also opportunities for additional monitoring to be undertaken by project partners, notably SHCS naturalists, to monitor land with respect to vegetation, entomology and conchology within Area B and potentially on other land areas within the habitat creation areas. This has not yet been undertaken as far as is known.
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Kilnsea Wetlands
Table of content
- 1. Measure description
- 1a. Description of the issue and measure
- 1b. Status of the measure
- 1c. Habitat Creation Area Discription
- 1d. Monitoring
- 2. Execution of main effectiveness criteria
- 2a. Impact on ecosystem services
- 2b. Degree of synergistic effects and conflicts according to uses
- 3. Additional evaluation criteria in view of EU environmental law
- 3a. Degree of synergistic effects and conflicts according to WFD aims
- 3b. Degree of synergistic effects according to Natura 2000 aims
- 4. Crux of the matter
Monitoring
Following discussion with Natural England it was proposed that monitoring of the sites, by the Spurn Bird Observatory, should be undertaken to provide data equivalent to that collected for the Humber Wetland Bird Survey (WeBS) counts at the Wetlands. The monitoring programme covered the migratory and wintering periods and considered the Wetlands and the new habitat creation areas in conjunction with each other.There are also opportunities for additional monitoring to be undertaken by project partners, notably SHCS naturalists, to monitor land with respect to vegetation, entomology and conchology within Area B and potentially on other land areas within the habitat creation areas. This has not yet been undertaken as far as is known.