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Maintain rush pastures
No evidence found (no assessment) Based on: 0 studies
Maintain rush pastures
Provide artificial nesting sites for wildfowl using artificial/floating islands
Likely to be beneficial Based on: 3 studies
Provide artificial nesting sites for wildfowl using artificial/floating islands
Provide artificial nesting sites for gamebirds
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 1 study
Provide artificial nesting sites for gamebirds
Maintain traditional water meadows
Likely to be beneficial Based on: 4 studies
Maintain traditional water meadows
Provide artificial nesting sites for rails
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 1 study
Provide artificial nesting sites for rails
Maintain upland heath/moor
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 1 study
Maintain upland heath/moor
Provide artificial nesting sites for waders
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 2 studies
Provide artificial nesting sites for waders
Plant Brassica fodder crops
No evidence found (no assessment) Based on: 0 studies
Plant Brassica fodder crops
Provide artificial nesting sites for ibises and flamingos
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 2 studies
Provide artificial nesting sites for ibises and flamingos
Use mixed stocking
No evidence found (no assessment) Based on: 0 studies
Use mixed stocking
Provide artificial nesting sites for raptors
Likely to be beneficial Based on: 9 studies
Provide artificial nesting sites for raptors
Use traditional breeds of livestock
Unlikely to be beneficial Based on: 1 study
Use traditional breeds of livestock
Provide artificial nesting sites for falcons
Beneficial Based on: 22 studies
Provide artificial nesting sites for falcons
Employ areas of semi-natural habitat for rough grazing
Based on: 0 studies
Employ areas of semi-natural habitat for rough grazing
Provide artificial nesting sites for owls
Beneficial Based on: 18 studies
Provide artificial nesting sites for owls
Maintain wood pasture and parkland
No evidence found (no assessment) Based on: 0 studies
Maintain wood pasture and parkland
Provide artificial nesting sites for oilbirds
Likely to be beneficial Based on: 1 study
Provide artificial nesting sites for oilbirds
Exclude grazers from semi-natural habitats
Trade-off between benefit and harms Based on: 11 studies
Exclude grazers from semi-natural habitats
Provide artificial nesting sites for pigeons
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 2 studies
Provide artificial nesting sites for pigeons
Protect nests from livestock to reduce trampling
Unlikely to be beneficial Based on: 2 studies
Protect nests from livestock to reduce trampling
Provide artificial nesting sites for trogons
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 1 study
Provide artificial nesting sites for trogons
Mark fences to reduce bird collision mortality
Likely to be beneficial Based on: 1 study
Mark fences to reduce bird collision mortality
Provide artificial nesting sites for rollers
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 2 studies
Provide artificial nesting sites for rollers
Create open patches or strips in permanent grassland
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 1 study
Create open patches or strips in permanent grassland
Provide artificial nesting sites for swifts
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) Based on: 1 study
Provide artificial nesting sites for swifts
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