Conservation status of habitat types of European Union interest in agro-ecosystems in EU-25

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  • Seventy-six percent of the assessments of habitats linked to agro-ecosystems are unfavourable.
  • Some 17 % of the assessments are unknown.
  • The Macaronesian region has the highest percentage of favourable assessments (more than 20 %).
  • The Mediterranean region has more than 40 % of unknown assessments.
  • The Atlantic region has no favourable assessments.

Geographical coverage: EU except Bulgaria and Romania; number of assessments in brackets.

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