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Priority species for the RSPB
For each species identified as a priority within the UK Biodiversity Action Plan, organisations are given responsibility for coordinating and encouraging actions and for reporting progress. These organisations are known as 'Lead Partners'.
The RSPB has been chosen by the government to take on this role for 36 priority species, of which 25 are birds, 7 invertebrates and 4 are plants.
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The RSPB is Lead Partner for 25 bird species. We coordinate work on the conservation of these species to meet specific targets set out in their BAPs. Find out about our work so far and what we plan to do next... More... |
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The RSPB is Lead Partner for seven invertebrate species. We coordinate work on the conservation of these species to meet specific targets set out in their BAPs. More... |
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The RSPB is Lead Partner for four plant species. We coordinate work on the conservation of these species to meet specific targets set out in their BAPs. More... |
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