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Habitat networks – a Buglife example
Craig Macadam
23/06/2016 1
www.buglife.org.uk @buzz_dont_tweet
UKBAP priority habitat
Brownfield or Open Mosaic Habitats on Previously Developed Land (OMHPDL) is now a UKBAP priority habitat. Criteria for site includes:
1) At least 0.25ha
2) Known history of disturbance
3) Contains early successional communities – annuals, mosses, lichens, ruderals, flower rich grassland, heath, short sward
4) Loose bare ground
5) Spatial variation forming a mosaic
Bare ground
heats up rapidly
Short vegetation
lots of flowering plants
Early successional
ruderal & scrub
South facing slope
Mid-late successional
young trees and bushes
Seasonal pond
Shelter belt
Diverse mosaic of invertebrate habitats
and micro-habitats
Lichens & mosses
Scottish Vacant and
Derelict Register
Funding from CSGN
development fund and
SNH
Assessed ‘derelict’ land
on register
CSGN area: 1248 sites
Ex CSGN area: 274 sites
Remote assessment of
‘Potential OMHPDL’
OMH in Scotland
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www.buglife.org.uk Tel: 01786 447504 @buzz_dont_tweet
Buglife is a registered charity at Bug House, Ham Lane, Orton Waterville, Peterborough, PE2 5UU Registered Charity No: 1092293, Scottish Charity No: SC040004, Company No: 4132695
craig.macadam@buglife.org.uk
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