DEPARTMENT FOR ENVIRONMENT, FOOD & RURAL AFFAIRS
A study to develop the scope for monitoring landscape-scale biodiversity impacts
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This Contract is a scoping study to inform survey design and stratification of a landscape-scale agri-environment scheme monitoring programme.
This scoping study will inform the design, stratification, methodologies and analyses for a landscape-scale monitoring programme to assess the impact of English AES.
This includes Countryside Stewardship agreements/capital grants and ongoing Higher Level Stewardship agreements.
The scoping study will need to take account of historical AES uptake in study units.
The study will help ensure a survey design which both optimises allocation of monitoring resources and generates sufficiently robust conclusions.
It will address the following five aspects of monitoring: Objectives The objectives of this contract are to: 1.Scope analytical approaches 2.Identify indicator species to monitor 3.Develop a score for level of AES intervention on study units within National Character Areas (NCAs) 4.Select landscape study areas for species monitoring 5.Develop a species monitoring strategy
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The scoping study will need to take
The scoping study will need to take account of historical AES uptake in study units.
The study will help ensure a survey
The study will help ensure a survey design which both optimises allocation of monitoring resources and generates sufficiently robust conclusions.
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A study to develop the scope for monitoring landscape-scale biodiversity impacts
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