1.1. Mortality 1.1.1. Advertise widely High Short/ Research institutes and of chicks in the actions to reduce clutch and rolling governmental agencies breeding areas chick mortality to farmers/ developing is reduced by land-users, in protected areas environmental measures 20%. as a first step. Applicable to: AU, HU, CZ, SK 1.1.2. Introduce system to Medium Medium Managers of Protected manage grazing pressure in protected areas within tolerance limits of species (1,5 LU/ha) Applicable to: AU, HU, CZ, SK 1.1.3. Support favourable Low Medium/ Ministries of Agriculture habitat management in rolling and Environment breeding areas through schemes. Applicable to: All countries with breeding populations 2.6. Annex 1: Biological Assessment As mentioned above within the Format, this Annex should be kept to excluding the national 1-2 pages, population estimates provided in Table 2. 2.6.1. Distribution throughout the annual cycle Very brief description and map of distribution and movements, including info on timing and location of breeding, spring migration and moulting etc. 2.6.2. Habitat requirements Very brief description of the habitat used by the species during breeding (including nest site) and non-breeding habitats, feeding habitats and diet. 2.6.3. Survival and productivity Brief summary of available information on generation length, age of first breeding, clutch size, productivity, survival of the age classes (adult, juvenile, chick, nest) and factors affecting them. 2.6.4. Population size and trend Ideally for each biogeographic population the current population estimate as well as historical and recent trends in population size and range (breeding, wintering, migration) should be provided. National estimates should be provided in Table 2.
1.1. Mortality of chicks in the breeding areas is reduced by 20%. 1.1.1. Advertise widely actions to reduce clutch and chick mortality to farmers/ land-users, in protected areas as a first step. Applicable to: AU, HU, CZ, SK High Short/ rolling Research institutes and governmental agencies developing measures 1.1.2. Introduce system to manage grazing pressure in protected areas within tolerance limits of species (1,5 LU/ha) Applicable to: AU, HU, CZ, SK Medium Medium Managers of Protected 1.1.3. Support favourable habitat management in breeding areas through schemes. Applicable to: All countries with breeding populations Low Medium/ rolling Ministries of Agriculture and Environment 2.6. Annex 1: Biological Assessment As mentioned above within the Format, this Annex should be kept to 1-2 pages, excluding the national population estimates provided in Table 2. 2.6.1. Distribution throughout the annual cycle Very brief description and map of distribution and movements, including info on timing and location of breeding, spring migration and moulting etc. 2.6.2. Habitat requirements Very brief description of the habitat used by the species during breeding (including nest site) and non-breeding habitats, feeding habitats and diet. 2.6.3. Survival and productivity Brief summary of available information on generation length, age of first breeding, clutch size, productivity, survival of the age classes (adult, juvenile, chick, nest) and factors affecting them. 2.6.4. Population size and trend Ideally for each biogeographic population the current population estimate as well as historical and recent trends in population size and range (breeding, wintering, migration) should be provided. National estimates should be provided in Table 2. environmental
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