Met habitatscorekaarten naar een effectiever agrarisch natuurbeheer
GLB pilot Doelgericht ANLb. Hoe kunnen we een gebied nog beter geschikt maken voor de grutto of patrijs? En waar liggen de kansen voor uitbreiding van het agrarisch natuur- en landschapsbeheer (ANLb)? Digitale habitatscorekaarten helpen om beter inzicht te krijgen in de kwaliteit op gebiedsniveau en daarmee om het beheer nog doelgerichter in te zetten. Dat is één van de conclusies van de pilot Doelgericht ANLb. Wel zijn er nog verbeteringen nodig voor de kaarten in de praktijk kunnen worden toegepast.
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