UK Ramsar qualifying features (birds)
Ramsar sites are wetlands of international importance designated under the Ramsar Convention. This dataset contains details for all qualifying bird species (of international and national importance) for all designated Ramsar sites within the UK and its Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies. The majority of UKs sites are established for internationally important populations of non breeding waterfowl though some sites have no qualifying ornithological interest. The dataset presents data used on the Ramsar Information Sheets compiled for all Ramsar sites. This dataset contains the following columns. SITENAME SITECODE COUNTRY SITE STATUS - always classified/designated INTEREST STATUS - either internationally or nationally important NOWAK CODE - standard species code used in international reporting BIRDNAME LAY_TITLE - common name SEASON COUNT UNITS - individuals or pairs Pop UNITS count and unit together eg 4345 i YEAR - count period for bird counts CRITERIA_DESC - description of the population proportion - proportion ie % of total population assemb component - Y = component of assemblage X_COORDINATE - easting Y_COORDINATE - northing Note that Overseas Territories Birds are not included here - details of these are available within the dataset "UK Ramsar sites"
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http://data.jncc.gov.uk/data/6fe81667-5cc2-4072-b13e-c4a1d1d8db89-UK-Ramsar-bird-data-201510.csv
name: UK-Ramsar-bird-data-201510.csv
6fe81667-5cc2-4072-b13e-c4a1d1d8db89
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http://jncc.defra.gov.uk/page-161
biota
Freshwater
Marine
Terrestrial
Protected Areas
Wetlands
1976-01-01
2015-10-17
publication
2016-04-27
This information has been extracted from the Ramsar Information Sheets compiled by the Statutory Nature Conservation Body.
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