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Third UK Habitats Directive report (2013) - UK level species details

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Species code	Scientific name	Domain (marine or terrestrial)	Vagrant	Geographical level	Species code and name	Species common and scientific name	Species name	1.1.1 Distribution map	1.1.1. sensitive species	1.1.2 distribution method	1.1.3 Year or period	1.1.4 Additional distribution map	1.1.5 Range map	2.1 Biogeographical region & marine regions	2.2 Published sources	2.3.1 Surface area Range	2.3.2 Method used Surface area of range	2.3.3 Range short-term trend period	2.3.4 Range short term trend direction	2.3.5 Range short-term trend magnitude a) minimum	2.3.5 range short-term trend magnitude b) maximum	2.3.6 Range long-term trend period	2.3.7 Range long-term trend direction	2.3.8 Range long-term trend magnitude min	2.3.8 Range long-term trend magnitude max	2.3.9a Favourable reference range - sq km	2.3.9b Favourable reference range - operator	2.3.9c Favourable reference range is unknown	2.3.9d Favourable reference range method	2.3.10 Range reason for change a) genuine	2.3.10 Range reason for change b) improved knowledge	2.3.10 Range reason for change c) different method	2.4.1a Population size estimation - units	2.4.1b Population size estimation - minimum	2.4.1c Population size estimation - maximum	2.4.2a Population size estimation alternative units	2.4.2b Population size estimation minimum based on alternative units	2.4.2c Population size estimation based on alternative units	2.4.3 a) Population size definition of locality	2.4.3 b) Population size estimation method to convert data	2.4.3 c) issues in pop size estimation	2.4.4 Population size esitmation year or period	2.4.5 Method used population size	2.4.6 Population size short-term trend period	2.4.7 Population size short-term trend direction	2.4.8a Population size short-term trend magnitude minumum	2.4.8b Population size short-term trend magnitude maximum	2.4.8c Population size short-term trend magnitude confidence interval	2.4.9 Population size short-term trend Method used	2.4.10 Population size long-term trend period	2.4.11 Population size long-term trend direction	2.4.12a Population size long-term trend magnitude minimum	2.4.12b Population size long-term trend magnitude maximum	2.4.12c Population size long-term trend magnitude confidence interval	2.4.13 Population size long term trend method used	2.4.14a Favourable reference population no of individuals	2.4.14b Favourable reference population operator	2.4.14c Favourable reference population is unknown	2.4.14d Favourable reference population method	2.4.15 Population size reason for change a) genuine	2.4.15 Population size reason for change b) improved knowledge	2.4.15 Population size reason for change c) different method	2.5.1 Habitat for species Area estimation	2.5.2 Habitat for species estimation Year or period	2.5.3 Method used habitat for species	2.5.4 Quality of the habitat a)	2.5.4b Habitat Quality estimation method	2.5.5 Short-term trend period	2.5.6 Short-term trend direction	2.5.7 Long-term trend period	2.5.8 Long-term trend direction	2.5.9a Area of suitable habitat for the species (sq km)	2.5.10 Habitat for species estimation. Reason for change a) genuine	2.5.10 Habitat for species estimation. Reason for change b) improved knowledge	2.5.10 Habitat for species estimation. Reason for change c) different method	2.6.1 Method used Pressures	2.7.1. Method used Threats	2.8.1. Justification of % thresholds for trends	2.8.2. Other relevant information	2.8.3. Trans-boundary assessment	2.9.1.a Range conclusion	2.9.1.b Range conclusion qualifier	2.9.2.a Population conclusion	2.9.2.b Population conclusion qualifier	2.9.3a Habitat for the species conclusion	2.9.3b Habitat for the species conclusion qualifier	2.9.4a Future prospects conclusion	2.9.4b Future prospects conclusion qualifier	2.9.5 Overall assessment of Conservation Status	2.9.6 Overall trend in Conservation Status	3.1.1a Population size within SAC network	3.1.1b Minimum population size within SAC network	3.1.1c Maximum population size within SAC network	3.1.2 Method used for 3.1.1	3.1.3 Trend of population size within the SAC network (short-term trend)	UK report hyperlink
S1013	Vertigo geyeri	Species (terrestrial)	No	United Kingdom	S1013 - Geyer's whorl snail (<I>Vertigo geyeri</I>)	Geyer's whorl snail (Vertigo geyeri)	<I>Vertigo geyeri</I>	Yes	No	Complete survey/Complete survey or a statistically robust estimate	1999-2012	No	Yes	ATL - Atlantic, excluding marine	Abrehart Ecology (2010). Article 17 Reporting cycle on Vertigo geyeri at Sand Dale SSSI/SAC and Jugger Howe Moor (North York Moors SSSI) August 2010. An ecological survey including floral and fauna observations undertaken for Natural England by Abrehart Ecology. Colville 1996 (SNH report) Ian J Killeen, (2010) A CONDITION ASSESSMENT OF VERTIGO GEYERI IN SUNBIGGIN TARN & MOORS, CUMBRIA, MALACOLOGICAL SERVICES. Joint Nature Conservation Committee. 2007. Second Report by the UK under Article 17 on the implementation of the Habitats Directive from January 2001 to December 2006. Peterborough: JNCC. Available from: www.jncc.gov.uk/article17 Killeen & Colville 1999 (SNH report) Killeen 2012 (unpublished report) Killeen, I.J. & Moorkens, E. 2004. Condition monitoring of Vertigo geyeri on Cors Erddreiniog & Waun Eurad, Corsydd Môn/Anglesey Fens candidate Special Area of Conservation, Wales. CCW Contract Science. 625. Countryside Council for Wales. Killeen, I.J. & Moorkens, E. 2008. Condition monitoring of Vertigo geyeri on Waun Eurad and Cors Erddreiniog SAC. CCW Environmental Monitoring Report. 42. Countryside Council for Wales. Lloyd, D. 2005. The condition of Vertigo geyeri on Corsydd Llyn / Lleyn Fens SAC. CCW File note, 17 October 2005. Lloyd, D. 2008. The condition of Vertigo geyeri on Corsydd Llyn / Lleyn Fens SAC. CCW File note, 10 October 2008. Moorkens, E.A. & Killeen, I.J. (2011) Monitoring and Condition Assessment of Populations of Vertigo geyeri, Vertigo angustior and Vertigo moulinsiana in Ireland. Irish Wildlife Manuals, No. 55. National Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Arts, Heritage and Gaeltacht, Dublin, Ireland. Sharland, E. 2000. Autecology of Vertigo angustior and Vertigo geyeri in Wales. CCW Contract Science. 392. Countryside Council for Wales. Sharland, E.C. 2001. Autecology of Vertigo angustior and Vertigo geyeri in Wales. Ph.D., University of Sheffield. Willing (2010) Monitoring populations of Vertigo angustior and Vertigo geyeri in Norfolk, 2010. Natural England commissioned report. Willing 1988 (SNH report) Willing 2012 (unpublished report) UK distribution map data sources A. Fowles (pers. comm.), CCW Mollusc (non-marine) data for Great Britain and Ireland (1670-1999) Natural England - commissioned by David Heaver. Emailed to JNCC (LH) by David Heaver (NE) 21/08/2012 NBN Gateway data: Cofnod (North Wales Environmental Information Service) GA000747Extracted by LH 19/09/2012 CCW Regional Data: North Wales NBN Gateway data: Conchological Society of Great Britain & Ireland GA000159Extracted by LH 19/09/2012 Mollusc (non-marine) data for Great Britain and Ireland NBN Gateway data: Countryside Council for Wales CCWJMP03Extracted by LH 19/09/2012 UK Biodiversity Action Plan Invertebrate Data for Wales NBN Gateway data: extracted by LH 11/09/2012 Centre for Environmental Data and Recording GA000926 Northern Ireland Priority Species Data Set NBN Gateway data: Scottish Natural Heritage GA001144Extracted by LH 19/09/2012 Site Condition Monitoring of Annex II Vertigo species in Scotland SNH dataset emailed to JNCC (LH) by Colin McLeod 21/08/2012	3591.66	Complete survey/Complete survey or a statistically robust estimate	2001-2012	stable			1989-2012	unknown				approximately equal to	No		Yes	No	No				number of map 1x1 km grid cells	65	65				1996-2012	Estimate based on partial data with some extrapolation and/or modelling	2001-2012	stable				Estimate based on partial data with some extrapolation and/or modelling							59		No	The FRV for population is the same as reported in 2007. The value is considered to be large enough for the population to be viable and no lower than the population estimate from when the Habitats Directive came into force in the UK. For further details please see the 2013 Article 17 UK Approach document and relevant country-level reporting information.	No	Yes	No		2003-2012	Absent data	Good	Quality assessed through habitat surveys and consideration of pressures and threats.	2001-2012	stable				No	No	No	mainly based on expert judgement and other data	expert opinion				Favourable		Favourable		Favourable		Favourable		Favourable		number of map 1x1 km grid cells	12	12	Complete survey/Complete survey or a statistically robust estimate	stable	http://jncc.defra.gov.uk/pdf/Article17Consult_20131010/S1013_UK.pdf
S1014	Vertigo angustior	Species (terrestrial)	No	United Kingdom	S1014 - Narrow-mouthed whorl snail (<I>Vertigo angustior</I>)	Narrow-mouthed whorl snail (Vertigo angustior)	<I>Vertigo angustior</I>	Yes	No	Complete survey/Complete survey or a statistically robust estimate	1999-2012	No	Yes	ATL - Atlantic, excluding marine	Abrehart Ecology (2008), Narrow-mouthed whorl snail Vertigo angustior (Jeffreys, 1830) in Suffolk. Survey Data for 2008.Environment Agency report. Abrehart Ecology (2010). Article 17 reporting project on Vertigo angustior at Deben Estuary SSSI, Suffolk. August 2010. An ecological survey including floral and fauna observations undertaken for Natural England by Abrehart Ecology. Baker, R. & Howlett, D (2010) Flordon Common: Mollusca. Norfolk & Norwich Nats Soc. Resaearch Group. Trans. Norfolk & Norwich Nat. Soc. 43 (1); 95-99. Fowles, A. & Guest, D. 2006. Narrow-mouthed whorl snail Vertigo angustior at Whiteford Burrows. In: Monitoring nature conservation in cultural habitats: a practical guide and case studies. Eds. C. Hurford & M. Schneider, pp. 259-270. Dordrecht, Springer. Harper, J. 2007. Survey of Pembrey Forest, Carmarthenshire, for the narrow-mouthed whorl snail Vertigo angustior. Unpublished report. Countryside Council for Wales. Holyoak, D.T. & Willing, M.J. 1999. Survey for Vertigo angustior at selected localities in West Glamorgan. CCW Contract Science. 222. Countryside Council for Wales.