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Trends in birds and butterfly populations in EU-25 (% decline)

Topics: Biodiversity ,

The number in brackets show the number of species taken into account for each habitat type

http://www.eea.europa.eu/data-and-maps/figures/trends-in-birds-and-butterfly-populations-in-eu-25-decline/figure1-09_butterfly_population.eps/image_original

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The bird trends reflect the period 1980-2002. The butterfly trends reflect the period 1972/73-1997/98. The names of the bird species taken into account are listed in the methodology for calculating the core set indicator on Species Diversity (CSI009).

Publish date:: 01 Jan 2002
Last upload:: 18 Mar 2005
Tags:: biodiversity | CSI | assessment04 | State and Outlook 2005 | CSI009 | State and Outlook 2005 - Part B
Geographical coverage:: EU25, EU12, EU15
Rights:: Dutch Butterfly Conservation produced an analysis in 2004 for the ETCNPB. This analysis was subcontracted and resulted to results and figures. These results and figures are free of copyrights for publications (edition, web, ...). Dutch Butterfly Conservation should be cited in any of these publications.
Source:: Pan-European Common Bird Monitoring project (EBCC, BirdLife Int, RSPB), Dutch Butterfly Conservation
Owners:: European Environment Agency
Figure type:: Graph

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Filed under: biodiversity, CSI, assessment04, State and Outlook 2005, CSI009, State and Outlook 2005 - Part B

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