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Habitats and Species
Habitats overview
Ancient trees, veteran trees and deadwood
Arable and improved grassland
Broadleaved woodland
Coastal wildbelt
Conifer and mixed plantations
Green spaces, gardens and buildings
Heath, moor and mire mosaics
Hedge corridors
Lakes and ponds
Rocks and soils
Traditional orchards
Trees outside woodland
Watercourse corridors
Wet woodland
Wildlife-rich grassland
Wood pasture and parkland
Species overview
Bees, ants and wasps
Birds
Bryophytes
Bugs, beetles and crickets
Crustaceans and myriapods
Dragonflies and damselflies
Fish
Flowering plants and ferns
Fungi
Intertidal invertebrates
Invasive non-native species
Lichens
Mammals
Molluscs
Moths and butterflies
Reptiles and amphibians
Spiders and harvestmen
Flies
Wider benefits
Wider benefits
Air quality
Carbon sequestration
Connecting people and nature
Water quality and flood risk
Mapping
Appendices
Appendices
Collaboration and consultation
Supporting information
LNRS national requirements
Environmental sensitivities
Developing the Devon LNRS
Glossary and terms
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