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Site Name
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What is the future operation?
- Direct Production Harvesting
- Standing Sale Harvesting
- Ground Preparation
- Chemical Spraying
- Road Building
- Other
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Location
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It’s an offence to:
•deliberately capture, injure, kill or cause significant disturbance to a protected species
•deliberately destroy the eggs of a protected species
•damage or destroy protected species’ breeding sites or resting places (such as a bat roost in a tree or a dormouse nest on the woodland floor)
You must carry out planned operations carefully, making the necessary checks, and you may need a wildlife licence in certain circumstances. If you follow good practice you should be able to carry out most activities without the need for a licence – but to do so you may just have to modify or reschedule some of your management proposals or practices.
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Are there any protected, rare or sensitive bird species?
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List species present
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Add location
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Add images
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Is destruction of an active nest likely?
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Are there signs of Badgers?
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What have you seen?
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Is there an active sett?
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Record location
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Add images
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Are there signs of Red Squirrels?
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What have you seen?
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Record location
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Add image
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Are there signs of bats/suitable bat habitat?
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What have you seen?
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Add location
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Is the site active?
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Are there any rare flora?
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Can you identify the plant?
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What is it?
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Add location
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Are there any aquatic organisms present?
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What is it?
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Add location
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Are there any other species present?
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What is it?
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Add location
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Have you seen anything you are unsure about?
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Describe what you have seen/heard?
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Add images if possible
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How was the site survey carried out?
