Prioritisation of Species in the South Downs National Park
The South Downs National Park contains a diverse range of habitat types and associated species assemblages including chalk grassland, heathland, ancient woodland, chalk rivers and floodplain wetland habitats. Although the outstanding importance of many of these areas is recognised, no systematic audit of its biodiversity has been undertaken to date. The South Downs National Park Authority has committed to a target of securing an additional 13,000ha, or 33% of land managed for nature by 2030 from a baseline of 25%....
Buyer
South Downs National Park Authority
Value
£13,000
Published
13 Dec 2022
Closes
13 Jan 2023
Procurement details
Source
Contracts Finder
Region
South East
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
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Contract ends
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CPV classifications
73110000
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Lot default Prioritisation of Species in the South Downs National Park
£13,000
The South Downs National Park contains a diverse range of habitat types and associated species assemblages including chalk grassland, heathland, ancient woodland, chalk rivers and floodplain wetland habitats. Although the outstanding importance of many of these areas is recognised, no systematic audit of its biodiversity has been undertaken to date. The Sout...
Delivery: South East · United Kingdom, South East, United Kingdom
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