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Soil: Use crop rotations
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 14 studies
Use crop rotation
Beneficial
Based on: 14 studies
Release captive-bred individuals into the wild to restore or augment wild populations of raptors
Likely to be beneficial
Based on: 14 studies
Amend the soil with formulated chemical compounds
Likely to be beneficial
Based on: 14 studies
Amend the soil with fresh plant material or crop remains
Trade-off between benefit and harms
Based on: 14 studies
Amend the soil with manures and agricultural composts
Trade-off between benefit and harms
Based on: 14 studies
Sow seeds
Likely to be beneficial
Based on: 14 studies
Parrot’s feather: Use of herbicides - other herbicides
Likely to be beneficial
Based on: 14 studies
Leave overwinter stubbles
Likely to be beneficial
Based on: 14 studies
Cut/mow herbaceous plants to maintain or restore disturbance
Likely to be beneficial
Based on: 14 studies
Provide artificial nesting sites for burrow-nesting seabirds
Likely to be beneficial
Based on: 14 studies
Use pesticides only when pests or crop damage reach threshold levels
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 14 studies
Add mosses to peatland surface
Beneficial
Based on: 13 studies
Provide calcium supplements to increase survival or reproductive success
Likely to be beneficial
Based on: 13 studies
Reintroduce primates as single/multiple individuals
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 13 studies
Manually control or remove midstorey and ground-level vegetation (including mowing, chaining, cutting etc) in forests
Trade-off between benefit and harms
Based on: 13 studies
Increase number of livestock
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 13 studies
Pest regulation: Plant or maintain ground cover in orchards or vineyards
Trade-off between benefit and harms
Based on: 13 studies
Raise water levels in ditches or grassland
Likely to be beneficial
Based on: 13 studies
Thin trees within forests: effects on young trees
Likely to be beneficial
Based on: 13 studies
Use wire fencing to exclude large native herbivores
Likely to be beneficial
Based on: 13 studies
Provide supplementary food for a certain period of time only
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 13 studies
Use fences to exclude livestock from shrublands
Likely to be beneficial
Based on: 12 studies
Provide supplementary food for raptors to increase reproductive success
Likely to be beneficial
Based on: 12 studies
Cover peatland with organic mulch (after planting)
Likely to be beneficial
Based on: 12 studies