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Résumé :
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Natura 2000 - Practical implementation in Special Protected Areas (SPA) in forestsThe Bird Protection Regulation, a legally binding regulation of the EU, was translated into state law through the Bavarian nature Conservation Law. Corresponding management plans are produced or commissioned by the appropriate nature conservation or forest authorities for specially notified Special Protection Areas (SPAs) which extend to 545,182 ha (of which ca. 307,000 are in forest).The Bavarian Institute for Woodland and Forestry (LWF) issued guidelines, in which the fundamental approach and particular recording methods are set out. To keep efforts within an achievable framework, and according to SPA size, a staged model is applied in which individual bird species in three categories are mapped, using varying recording strategies. The Capercaillie forms in exception, being covered by a special inventory.An important component in the production of management plans is the so-called "Round Table", which gives all participants a chance to contribute and to reduce frictions to a minimum during implementation of the plans.
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