British Butterflies - A Photographic Guide by Steven Cheshire


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British Butterflies: Conservation: Habitat Creation and Management

Managing habitats for wildlife
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Oxhouse Farm SSSI, Warwickshire in 2010.

Stockton Cutting SSSI, Warwickshire in 2011.
This disused railway was once an important grassland site and supported several key butterfly species. Over a period of 30 years, the site reverted to thick hawthorn scrub.

Habitat managment
This page is currently under development. Habitat loss

Stockton Cutting SSSI, Warwickshire in 2011.
Extensive scrub clearance may look drastic but without such intervention, those key species holding on in the last small remnants of grassland would be lost..

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