Worcestershire's Biodiversity Action Plan (WBAP) identifies the most important species and habitats for the county. This collection of colourful factsheets provides information on various species (incl. adders, bats, butterflies, dragonfiles, dormouse, newts, otters, voles, beetles and crayfish) and habitats (incl. hedges, heathlands, meadows, orchards, woodlands, veteran trees, wetlands, rivers and ponds), why they are important and how they are being threatened. Worcestershire Wildlife Trust, 2003.
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