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Butterflies on thistle

Photo © James Burman

The following Habitat, Species and Generic action plans make-up the London Biodiversity Action Plan. Additional statements and draft species consultations have been devised to draw attention to those species which do not have an individual action plan but which are felt to be of regional importance in a London context. Many of the species listed are also UK BAP priority species..

Prefaces
Foreword & Introduction

Strategic Targets For Priority Habitats

LBP is currently developing programmes for action to achieve a set of habitat creation and restoration targets for 2015. (See PDF document for details


Habitat Action Plans
Woodland - PDF
Chalk Grassland - PDF
Heathland Habitat - PDF
Wasteland Habitat - PDF
Acid Grassland - PDF
Tidal Thames - PDF
Canals - PDF
Churchyards and Cemetries - PDF
Private Garden - PDF
Parks and Green Spaces - PDF
Reedbeds - PDF
Rivers and Streams - PDF

Species Action Plans
Bats - PDF
Water Vole - PDF
Grey Heron - PDF
Peregrine - PDF
Sand Martin - PDF
Black Redstart - PDF
House Sparrow - PDF
Stag Beetle - PDF
Tower Mustard - PDF
Mistletoe - PDF
Reptiles - PDF
Black Poplar - PDF

Statements
Swifts - PDF
House Martin - PDF
The 'Humble Bumble' - PDF
London's Exotic Flora - PDF

Conservation documents
London Heathlands - PDF

London Priority Species Information
Vertebrates :
Brown hare - PDF
Dormouse - PDF
Great crested newt - PDF
Otter - PDF
Smelt - PDF
Twaite shad - PDF

London Priority Species Information
Invertebrates :
Ampedus cardinalis - PDF
Balsam carpet moth - PDF
Buttoned snout moth - PDF
Chalkhill blue butterfly - PDF
Dark green fritillary - PDF
Depressed river mussel - PDF
Desmoulin's Whorl Snail - PDF
Dorycera graminum - PDF
Double line moth - PDF
Elater ferrugineus - PDF
Five-banded tailed digger wasp - PDF
Four-spotted moth - PDF
German hairy snail - PDF
Hornet robber-fly - PDF
Lipsothrix nervosa - PDF
Pale shining brown moth - PDF
Scarce emerald damselfly - PDF
Shrill carder bee - PDF
Small blue butterfly - PDF
Southern wood-ant - PDF
Star-wort moth - PDF
Swollen spire snail - PDF
Thames/Two-lipped door snail - PDF
Toadflax brocade moth - PDF

London Priority Species Information
Birds :
Bittern - PDF
Bullfinch - PDF
Corn bunting - PDF
Grasshopper warbler - PDF
Grey partridge - PDF
Lesser spotted woodpecker - PDF
Linnet - PDF
Marsh tit - PDF
Marsh warbler - PDF
Reed Bunting - PDF
Skylark - PDF
Song thrush- PDF
Spotted flycatcher - PDF
Starling - PDF
Tree sparrow - PDF
Turtle dove - PDF
Yellowhammer - PDF

London Priority Species Information
Plants :
Autumn squill - PDF
Chalk eyebright - PDF
Chamomile - PDF
Copse-bindweed - PDF
Creeping marshwort - PDF
Cut-grass - PDF
Dwarf milkwort - PDF
Early gentian - PDF
Greater yellow-rattle - PDF
Green-flowered helleborine - PDF
Heath fritillary - PDF
Juniper - PDF
Lesser calamint - PDF
Man orchid - PDF
Marsh sow-thistle - PDF
Mudwort - PDF
Narrow-leaved water-dropwort - PDF
Pennyroyal - PDF
River water-dropwort - PDF
Slender bedstraw - PDF
Veilwort - PDF
Wall bedstraw - PDF

London Priority Species Information
Fungi :
Bear cockleshell - PDF
Bearded totth - PDF
Crimson bolete - PDF
Oak polypore - PDF
Olive earthtongue - PDF
Pink waxcap - PDF
Tiered tooth - PDF
Zoned rosette - PDF