Southwest Ulster and North Connacht, Ireland

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SW Ulster and North Connacht, Ireland

Lying in the northwest corner of Ireland and straddling two provinces, Ulster and Connacht, this agricultural area high in semi-natural vegetation has been farmed since Neolithic times.

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Location: Dunragh Loughs / Pettigo Plateau
Wolferskopf

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Saargau, Germany

Large site encompassing all typical habitats of this "Muschelkalk" region.

Orchid-rich dry grasslands, lowland hay meadows, orchards, rocky slopes with scree and different forest communities.

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Location: Wolferskopf
Muntii Ciucului

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Csik Mountains, Romania

The name of the site is derived from a mountain basin of the Eastern Carpathians, called Csik Basin.

The basin got its name from the Weatherfish (Misgurnus fossilis) that was once very abundant in the floodplain marshes.

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Location: Muntii Ciucului
Bessaparski Hills

HNV Farming & Biodiversity

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Bessaparski Hills, Bulgaria

A chain of karst hills situated in the northern fringes of Western Rodopi Mountains.

Surrounded by extensive and semi-intensive arable land and forested mountains.

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Location: Bessaparski Hills
Inishmore, Inishmaan & Inisheer Island

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Aran Islands, Ireland

The three islands of Aran are a fragmented reef of the Burren region of northwest County Clare in Ireland.

The type of agricultural practised has created a High Nature Value system ...

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Location: Inishmore, Inishmaan & Inisheer Island

The concept of High Nature Value farming developed from a growing recognition that the conservation of biodiversity in Europe depends on the continuation of low-intensity farming systems.


European Forum on Nature Conservation and Pastoralism
Online: http://www.hnv-farming.eu/
Date: 2012/02/23
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