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An individual study is a summary of a specific scientific study, providing background context, the conservation action(s) taken and their consequences.

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Comparative quality of winter food sources for cirl bunting delivered through countryside stewardship special project and cs arable options

Based on: N. (0)

Study Link 		0 2

Managing uncropped land in order to enhance biodiversity benefits of the arable farmed landscape. RD-2004-3137

Based on: Anon . (2008)

Study Link 		2008 1

Monitoring of Hay Meadows in Pennine Dales ESA

Based on: Defra (2004)

Study Link 		2004 1

Wetting up farmland for birds and other biodiversity

Based on: Defra (2007)

Study Link 		2007 8

Grass silage as a new source of winter food for declining farmland birds

Based on: Defra (2011)

Study Link 		2011 1

Importance of ecological compensation areas for small mammals in intensively farmed areas

Based on: Aschwanden J., Holzgang O. & Jenni L. (2007)

Study Link 		2007 4

Agri-environment schemes and foraging of barn owls Tyto alba

Based on: Askew N.P., Searle J.B. & Moore N.P. (2007)

Study Link 		2007 5

Factors influencing the plant and invertebrate diversity of arable field margins

Based on: Asteraki E.J., Hart B.J., Ings T.C. & Manley W.J. (2004)

Study Link 		2004 2

Conservation value of the herbaceous vegetation in hedgerows - does organic farming make a difference?

Based on: Aude E., Tybirk K., Michelsen A., Ejrnaes R., Hald A.B. & Mark S. (2004)

Study Link 		2004 0

Vegetation diversity of conventional and organic hedgerows in Denmark

Based on: Aude E., Tybirk K. & Pedersen M.B. (2003)

Study Link 		2003 0

Grassland nature reserves for breeding wading birds in England and the implications for the ESA agri-environment scheme

Based on: Ausden M. & Hirons G.J.M. (2002)

Study Link 		2002 5

Carabid beetles and agricultural practices: Influence of soil ploughing

Based on: Baguette M. & Hance T. (1997)

Study Link 		1997 1

The direct and indirect effects of predation by Hen Harriers Circus cyaneus on trends in breeding birds on a Scottish grouse moor

Based on: Baines D., Redpath S., Richardson M. & Thirgood S. (2008)

Study Link 		2008 4

The effects of arable field margin management on the abundance and species richness of Araneae (spiders)

Based on: Baines M., Hambler C., Johnson P.J., Macdonald D.W. & Smith H. (1998)

Study Link 		1998 2

Organic and intensive farming impact on phytodiversity

Based on: Balezentiene L. (2008)

Study Link 		2008 1

Agriculture and the environment

Based on: Ball D.F. (1984)

Study Link 		1984 2

Functional aspects of soil animal diversity in agricultural grasslands

Based on: Bardgett R.D. & Cook R. (1998)

Study Link 		1998 2

The effects of agricultural management on the soil biota of some upland grasslands

Based on: Bardgett R.D., Frankland J.C. & Whittaker J.B. (1993)

Study Link 		1993 1

The value of planted grass field margins as a habitat for sawflies and other chick-food insects

Based on: Barker A.M. & Reynolds C.J.M. (1999)

Study Link 		1999 2

Effects of different methods of cultivation and direct drilling, and disposal of straw residues, on populations of earthworms

Based on: Barnes B.T. & Ellis F.B. (1979)

Study Link 		1979 1

Pseudoscorpions in field margins: Effects of margin age, management and boundary habitats

Based on: Bell J.R., Gates S., Haughton A.J., Macdonald D.W., Smith H., Wheater C.P. & Cullen W.R. (1999)

Study Link 		1999 2

Manipulating the abundance of Lepthyphantes tenuis (Araneae: Linyphiidae) by field margin management

Based on: Bell J.R., Johnson P.J., Hambler C., Haughton A.J., Smith H., Feber R.E., Tattersall F.H., Hart B.H., Manley W. & Macdonald D.W. (2002)

Study Link 		2002 3

Declining biodiversity in agricultural landscapes and the effectiveness of agri-environment schemes

Based on: Berendse F., Chamberlain D., Kleijn D. & Schekkerman H. (2004)

Study Link 		2004 2

Generalist predators in organically and conventionally managed grass-clover fields: implications for conservation biological control

Based on: Birkhofer K., Fliessbach A., Wise D.H. & Scheu S. (2008)

Study Link 		2008 1

The Swiss agri-environment scheme promotes farmland birds: but only moderately

Based on: Birrer S., Spiess M., Herzog F., Jenny M., Kohli L. & Lugrin B. (2007)

Study Link 		2007 3
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