SitesOfImportanceForNatureConservation.csv

Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation

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FeatureID	SiteReference	Name	SiteDesignation	NotificationDate	CitationLastUpdateDate	AreaHA	Ownership	SiteStatus	SiteSummary	Habitats
1	M032	Hadley Green	Site of Metropolitan Importance	1986-04-01	2002-07-18	10	London Borough of Barnet	Live	The grassland and wetlands of this green support many plants and insects.	Acid grassland, Pond/lake, Wet ditches, Wet grassland
2	M033	Rowley Green Common Local Nature Reserve	Site of Metropolitan Importance	1986-04-01	2002-10-16	4.9	London Borough of Barnet	Live	One of London's very few bogs is contained in this area of oak and birch woodland, heathland and grassland.	Acid grassland, Bog, Heathland, Pond/lake, Secondary woodland
3	M034	Totteridge Fields and Highwood Hill	Site of Metropolitan Importance	1986-04-01	2002-07-18	103	London Borough of Barnet (Totteridge Fields) and Private (Highwood Hill)	Live	One of the finest areas of traditional countryside in London, with extensive herb-rich pastures, separated by ancient hedgerows.	Hedge, Unimproved neutral grassland
4	M035	Brent Reservoir (Welsh Harp)	Site of Metropolitan Importance	1986-04-01	2007-03-07	96	Canal & River Trust, London Borough of Barnet and London Borough of Brent	Live	One of London's largest lakes, the Welsh Harp supports large numbers of water birds, including one of the biggest nesting colonies of great crested grebes in Britain.	Pond/lake, Reed bed, Secondary woodland, Wet grassland, Wet woodland/carr

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