Coracias European 2008 To restore the European population of the Roller to a favourable – garrulus Roller conservation status. The target for favourable conservation status of the Roller in the EU is to: maintain a population larger than 10,000 breeding pairs; restore the area of the distribution to 1990 levels (cf. EBCC Atlas of European Breeding Birds, Hagemejer & Blair, 1997); - In the short term, halt the decline of the species. In the long term – maintain overall stable population trend for at least 3 generations (15 years). 2017 The overall goal of the Flyway Action Plan for the European Roller 15/06/2018. SAP link – (ERFAP), in the long term, is to improve the conservation status and targets added of the European Roller in the ERFAP range, achieving a (CMS) favourable conservation status of the species across its range. Coturnix Common EU 2009 To restore the species to a favourable conservation status – coturnix Quail including through reversing the declines in SE Europe and maintaining its natural genetic diversity.
Coracias garrulus European Roller – 2008 To restore the European population of the Roller to a favourable conservation status. The target for favourable conservation status of the Roller in the EU is to: maintain a population larger than 10,000 breeding pairs; restore the area of the distribution to 1990 levels (cf. EBCC Atlas of European Breeding Birds, Hagemejer & Blair, 1997); - In the short term, halt the decline of the species. In the long term – maintain overall stable population trend for at least 3 generations (15 years). – (CMS) 2017 The overall goal of the Flyway Action Plan for the European Roller (ERFAP), in the long term, is to improve the conservation status of the European Roller in the ERFAP range, achieving a favourable conservation status of the species across its range. 15/06/2018. SAP link and targets added Coturnix coturnix Common Quail – EU 2009 To restore the species to a favourable conservation status including through reversing the declines in SE Europe and maintaining its natural genetic diversity.