Country |
Denmark |
Natura
2000 site location |
The
Isle of Moen |
Natura
2000 site name |
Klinteskoven |
Natura
2000 site number |
H150/F90 |
Size
of site (hectares) |
1,000
ha |
Key
Habitat types |
1230,
3140, 3150, 5130, 6120, 6210, 6230, 7220, 7230, 9130, 9150, 91E0 |
Key
Species types |
Falco
Peregrinus |
Pernis
Apivorus |
Sylvia
Nisoria |
Lanius
Collurio |
Vertigo
Moulinsiana |
Triturus
Cristatus Cristatus |
Key
management issues |
The
site can be described in three parts:
1) The coastline
with the white cliffs. About 250.000 tourists are visiting the site
per year, so one issue is to manage the Natura 2000-site and the turism
in a sustainable way.
2) The forest
is the most important site for the habitat 9150 in Denmark. Therefore
it is an important issue to keep or even increase the area of this
habitat.
3) The chalk grassland
is the most important site for the habitat 6210 in Denmark, including
lots of wild orcids. The issue here is to manage the site to restore
the biotope. |
Organising
at least one Green Days event per year |
At
least one Green Day at this site in 2006 |
Promoting
Natura 2000 at the local level |
Making
contact to each stakeholder before arriving there property. Also promote
the Natura 2000 issue at meetings for forest-stakeholders. |
Involving
stakeholders in the management planning process |
Before
private forests are registered we invite stakeholders to meetings
(1-40 stakeholders per time), and inform them of the Natura 2000 process.
After the national Natura 2000 plan is finished in 2009, the Danish
Forest and Nature Agency will negotiate with each stakeholder, to
make an agreement of managing the Natura 2000 habitats and species. |
Agreeing
to become an NNi ambassador |
Hans
Christian Gravesen hcg(a)sns.dk is an NNi Ambassador |