Maintain upland heath/moor
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Overall effectiveness category Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
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Number of studies: 1
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A 2009 literature review of agri-environment schemes in England (Natural England 2009) found studies that concluded that Environmentally Sensitive Area management prescriptions were having positive effects on moorland bird populations in Dartmoor Environmentally Sensitive Areas, UK. However, a study warned that localised problems such as overgrazing, burning or scrub encroachment were negatively affecting species such as tree pipit Anthus trivialis, whinchat Saxicola rubetra and ring ouzel Turdus torquatus. This review also examines several other interventions, discussed in the relevant sections.
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This Action forms part of the Action Synopsis:
Bird ConservationBird Conservation - Published 2013
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