cons in UK Flashcards

1
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how much species declined abundance 1970

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13%

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2
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how many species threatened uk

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15%

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3
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what are the biggest pressures UK wildlife

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-agriculture
-CC
-urbanisation
-hydrological change
-woodland managment
-invasive
-pollution

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4
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Doneley et al 2006 what effect badger culling TB

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decreases in culled area but increases in surrounding area (29%) increase

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5
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Donely et al 2006 should we cull badgers

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for cull to be effective need to be such a large area that will unlikley be economicaly feasible

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6
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woodroffe et al 2016 how is TB transmitted between cattle and badgers

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-no direct contact
-envi transmission- contamination eg faces urine

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7
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what does the fact TB could be transmitted non direct transmission mean managment tb

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-need to look new ways to manage as culling not be effective
-clean infected slurry
-try stop envi transmission

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8
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whats current state PA england (swartz et al 2017)

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6.37% little increase

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9
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WHAT WOULD BE BENIFT INCREASEING LARGE SCALE CONSERVATION INIATIVESA uk SWARTZ ET AL

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-imprive represntation less remote, flatter , more productive lowland areas

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10
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what type two LSCIS

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mu;ti landscape area proposed conservation but not currently managed for it

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11
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petterelli et al 2017 what steps needed rewildling UK?

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1)target setting and implementaion
2)risk assessment
3)potential economic cost and benefit assessment
4)ID and characteristation likly social impacts
5) monitor and evaluate

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12
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petterelli why do we need rewildilng

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-help meet gov targets biodiversity
-current consevation not working need new innotive solution

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13
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petterelli et al 2017 what needs to be done rewilding to be success

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-get Gov on board
-clear definition
-understand opportunities and consequences
-change current legislation base outcome not managment

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14
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2018 how many convicted bird crime at of how many reported incidences

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1/87

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15
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what is needed to be done to reduce bird crime UK?

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-licensing on grouse moors- remove if break rules
-review grouse shoots- currently criminal , uns
-transparancy- tell public persucutions - right to know -poisning= health risk

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16
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How much money UK spend biod

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£407 million

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17
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What gov agencies involved cons UK

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1)Defra
oversees
- joint nature conservation committee
-natural England

2) forestry comission
3)envi agencies

18
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who does monitoring UK species

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-commercially important species monitored gov
-rest NGOS
-field surveys volunteers

19
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why do monitor UK

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-track change
-ID trend
-sport warning

20
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what role british trust orthonolgy surveys

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monitor change population more 1000 bird species

21
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what key finding come out of British trust orthonogy findings

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-woodland birs strted to fecrease
-farm land dramatic decrease
-starling decreased
-gold finch increase

22
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what two main ways to survey birds

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-annual census (pop level)
-nest monitoring (breeding success)
-ringing (survival data)

23
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what is the state of nature report?

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-national biod network
-10 year report
-measure via indicators
-abundance and distribution species & habitats
-health

24
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How many specie already extinct UK?

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2%

25
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how much butterflies decreased by UK

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16%

26
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why might it be that it looks like mamals have remained stable UK

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-survey effort increased
-now have camera traps

27
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how many specus are covered in the UK action plan

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1150

28
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why are hedhogs not protected species

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-difficult to manange
-generalist species
-habitats difficult to protect
-need to protect every where

29
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what are types of protected areas in the UK

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-SSSI
national nature reserve
-local nature reserve
-national park
-area outstanding beuty
-national scenic area
-special area for conservation

30
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what are the different protections for marine areas in UJ

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-marine conservation zone
-nature conservation MPAs
-special areas conservation with marine component
=special PA with marine component

31
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what is ecological network

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-landscape approach try and create connected area

32
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what are the components of a ecological network

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-core area
-buffer zone
-coriridor

33
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what soome examples of ecological network strategy

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-living landscape- wildlife trust
0futurescapes- RSPB

34
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what is countryside stewardship

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-fincal incentice portect nature- hir tier, mid tier, wildlife offers

35
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how many game birds reared and released in the UK

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-40 million

36
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What are the envi impact of the game bird industry?

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-led into the envi from bullets
-comp for other wildlife
-burning heather
-persuction bird [rey

37
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benefits game birds cons

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-habitat management

38
Q

how much ci; badgers cost y

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£7million y

39
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why culling not stop spread TB

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badgers move in other area - contamination lead to disease

40
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how many badgers need to vacinate to stop spread of TB

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-30%

41
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benefit vacine badgers tb

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-create heard immunity
-less likely to disperse family groups