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Updating process

 
JNCC will maintain the lists at least annually and incorporate updates and corrections as necessary. If a source list, for example a red data book, has been reviewed in whole or in part, JNCC has had to decide whether or not to archive some or all of the content of the previous list. This has not always been straightforward particularly in the case of some of the invertebrate red listings where some but not all of the previously published list has been reviewed and the status of the review is regarded by many as being "provisional". Nevertheless we wanted to avoid the confusing situation where, for example, a species was listed as being "vulnerable" on one listing and "critically endangered" on another listing with the same geographical focus.
 
In short we only show the "designations" that are current within this spreadsheet. Records of archived designations are however still maintained by JNCC for auditing purposes, and are available from JNCC on request.
 
View the changes to the Conservation Designations Spreadsheet made since April 2004
 


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