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The fencing work is underway

5/10/2019

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The construction of a permanent fence is underway at two great snipe sites in Lublin region, which will soon allow the introduction of grazing animals. At the first of the sites, which includes an active lek located within Szyszła River Valley Natura 2000 site, almost 9 kilometres of fence are built, additionally equipped with a set of electrifiers, preventing damaging the fence by animals. Further 3165 meters of the fence is being built near the village of Olchowiec in Puszcza Solska Natura 2000 site on a historic great snipe lek, probably abandoned as a result of land abandonment.
Grazing provides birds with a mosaic of habitats and, compared with early mowing, increases the chance of nest and chick survival. Grazing animals create thousands of microhabitats rather than a compact uniform turf through browsing and trampling of dense dead vegetation, which would not be available despite of the seemingly appropriate type of plant community. In mineral soils, grazing also has a positive effect on the density of earthworms in the soil, which are the main food of the great snipe. Grazing animals also have a function to deter potential predators, which can affect the breeding success of the great snipe. Such a relationship was observed, e.g. for lapwing, black-tailed godwit and redshank, where the probability of predator destruction of nests was significantly lower in intensively grazed areas.
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Projekt „Implementacja Krajowego Programu Ochrony Dubelta – etap I” LIFEGALLINAGO ACTION PLAN współfinansowany jest przez Unię Europejską w ramach Instrumentu Finansowego LIFE (nr umowy LIFE17 NAT/PL/000015) oraz przez Narodowy Fundusz Ochrony Środowiska i Gospodarki Wodnej (nr umowy 266/2018/Wn50/OP-WK/LF/D)
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The project "Implementation of the National Action Plan for Great Snipe - stage I" LIFEGALLINAGO ACTION PLAN is co-financed by the European Union under the LIFE Financial Instrument (contract number LIFE17 NAT/PL/000015) and by the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management (contract number 266/2018/Wn50/OP-WK/LF/D)
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