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Progress towards halting the loss of biodiversity by 2010

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EEA Report No 5/2006
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This report assesses farmland, forests, freshwater ecosystems, marine and coastal systems, wetlands of international importance and mountain ecosystems in order to provide evidence of progress — or lack of progress — towards the 2010 target of halting the loss of biodiversity.

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  • EEA (European Environment Agency)
  • OPOCE (Office for Official Publications of the European Communities)
  • Published: May 30, 2006

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Extension of urban sprawl between 1990 and 2000 Extension of urban sprawl between 1990 and 2000 Only title has changed from version 1
Effects of acidification and eutrophication on woodland fungi in the Netherlands Effects of acidification and eutrophication on woodland fungi in the Netherlands
Net annual increment and annual felling, EEA countries Net annual increment and annual felling, EEA countries
Total number of endangered vascular plant species and the share of endangered tree species and other endangered vascular plant species in forests Total number of endangered vascular plant species and the share of endangered tree species and other endangered vascular plant species in forests
Concentrations of hazardous substances in fish from the north-east Atlantic and Baltic regions Concentrations of hazardous substances in fish from the north-east Atlantic and Baltic regions It should be noted that the lack of consistent or reliable data from the marine conventions or EEA counties inhibits adequate assessment of concentrations and trends of hazardous substances in European marine water
Site-related threats as reported to the Ramsar Convention Site-related threats as reported to the Ramsar Convention
Volume of non-decomposed dead wood (m3 ha-1) Volume of non-decomposed dead wood (m3 ha-1)
Change in population between 1991 and 2001 in mountain ranges in Europe Change in population between 1991 and 2001 in mountain ranges in Europe
Share of high nature value (HNV) farmland areas in total UAA Share of high nature value (HNV) farmland areas in total UAA
Trends in birds and butterfly populations in EU-25 (% decline) Trends in birds and butterfly populations in EU-25 (% decline) The number in brackets show the number of species taken into account for each habitat type
Summary of trends in winter nitrate and phosphate concentration, and N/P ratio in the coastal waters of the North Atlantic (mostly Celtic Seas), the Baltic Sea, the Mediterranean and the North Sea, 1985-2003 Summary of trends in winter nitrate and phosphate concentration, and N/P ratio in the coastal waters of the North Atlantic (mostly Celtic Seas), the Baltic Sea, the Mediterranean and the North Sea, 1985-2003 Trend analyses are based on time series 1985-2003 from each monitoring station having at least 3 years data in the period 1995-2003 and at least 5 years data in all
Proportion of total surface area designated under the birds directive, protected only by national instruments and covered by both (special protection areas - SPAs) Proportion of total surface area designated under the birds directive, protected only by national instruments and covered by both (special protection areas - SPAs)
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: 92-9167-846-5
: TH-AL-06-004-EN-C
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