This Order sets out regulations on the classification of internationally protected natural areas as part of the Natura-2000 planning and Natura-2000 forest planning. Within each, designated international nature protection habitats are is divided for species covered by the Habitats Directive Appendix I and II and the Birds Directive Appendix I and this Directive’s Article 4, section 2 - included in the document for area, classified Class I-V in accordance with the criteria for each type of habitat and habitat species determined in the Appendices to this Order. For each designated international conservation area, this Order set targets for the area's natural state. The objectives of the individual international nature protection area are long-term, but can be adjusted when reviewing the Natura2000 plan. The Order contains 3 Annexes: Appendix 1 - Technical Report no. 735, 2009. Calculation of the state of nature using simple indicators. Habitat Directive's terrestrial nature species. Appendix 2 - Technical Report no. 696, 2008. Calculation of forest conditions. Condition Assessment of Habitat Directive's forest types. Appendix 3 - Technical Report no. 706, 2009. Calculation of the natural state of ponds and small lakes. Condition assessment of the Habitat Directive's types of lake. Appendix 4 - Scientific Report of the DCE - Danish Centre for Environment and Energy no. 88, 2013. Habitat Assessment for two amphibian species. Water salamander and toad. Appendix 5 - Scientific Report of the DCE - Danish Centre for Environment and Energy no. 89, 2014. Habitat Assessment for hermit Osmoderma eremita. Appendix 6 - Scientific Report of the DCE - Danish Centre for Environment and Energy no. 114, 2014. Condition Assessment of habitats for breeding birds - 16 Natura 2000 designation species. Appendix 7 - Scientific Report of the DCE - Danish Centre for Environment and Energy no. 113, 2014. Condition assessment of nine habitat classifications. Beach ridges, cliffs, salt marshes and coastal dunes.
Denmark · 2014-12-15