An assessment of the potential benefits of additional stratification of BBS squares by habitat and accessibility to enhance the monitoring of rare species and habitats.

Author(s): B Martay, J W Pearce-Higgins, S Gillings & S R Baillie

Published: March 2016 Issue No.: 677 Pages: 39pp

ISBN: 978-1-908581-59-4

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Stephen Baillie

Senior Research Fellow

Simon Gillings

Principal Data Scientist

Blaise Martay

Research Ecologist

James Pearce-Higgins

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