Looking After
How we work to look after the National Park, conservation, ranger services, biodiversity and policies.
- The work of the Authority
How we make decisions, the role of Members and staff. - Current consultations
We want your opinions on these consultations - Ranger service
What our rangers and volunteers do around the National Park. - Plans & policies
Corporate plans and policies
Biodiversity Action Plan report
All files are in pdf format
- Summary - A Vision for Wildlife in the Peak District
- Introduction - What is the Biodiversity Action Plan?
- The Peak District - a Special Place
- The Future - Action for Wildlife
- 25 Key Actions
- Habitat
Action Plans
6.1 Woodland
Upland Ashwoods
Upland Oak/Birchwoods
Wet Woodland
Parkland & Veteran Trees
6.2 Grassland
Limestone Dales
Hay Meadows
Unimproved Pastures
Rough Grazing
Rush Pasture
Lead Rakes
6.3 Wetland & Aquatic
River Corridor Habitats
Ponds
6.4 Moorland & Heathland
Limestone Heath
Blanket Bog
Heather Moorland - Species Action Plans
7.1 Mammals
Water Vole
7.2 Birds
Curlew
Lapwing
Twite
7.3 Invertebrates
White-clawed Crayfish
7.4 Lower Plants
Appleyard's Feather-moss
Derbyshire Feather-moss - Appendices
Copyright
© Peak District National Park Authority, 2001
Useful Links
The National Federation for Biological Recording
Peak Birds Project
Halting the decline of curlew, lapwing and twite in the Peak District. Advice for farmers and landowners, leaflets and newsletters to download.
