Description
The concept of ‘High Nature Value (HNV) farmland’ has been developed by the European Environment Agency and addresses agricultural land that supports a high level of biodiversity. Areas with a distinctly high nature value are often characterised by low-intensity farming, semi-natural vegetation and habitat for conservation-intensive species.
The indicator is based on data on the distribution of biodiversity in the open country in conjunction with information on landscape parameters and farming mode. Data on biodiversity have been collected partly by authorities and partly by volunteers who have recorded species observations in publicly accessible databases.
The HNV indicator was developed by DCE v. Aarhus University for the Danish Agricultural Agency.
Resources
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http://geodata.fvm.dk/geoserver/Naturudpegninger/wfs? |
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http://miljoegis.mim.dk/spatialmap?profile=lbst |
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http://geodata.fvm.dk/geoserver/Naturudpegninger/wms? |
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https://landbrugsgeodata.fvm.dk/ |
Tags
- landbrug
- iacs
- common-agricultural-policy
- national