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Galway City Habitat Inventory
A new report which highlights rare natural habitats in Galway City was launched on Monday, 31st January, 2005 by renowned naturalist and film-maker Éamon de Buitléar.
The report Galway City Habitat Inventory highlights that the City is host to 58 different habitat types. Of these habitats, 22 are considered to be nationally or internationally rare and are of high ecological or biodiversity value, with a number listed in the EU Habitats Directive, because they are under threat in Europe.
This new map and inventory will be significant in managing and conserving these rare and important habitats, increasing awareness throughout the city and ensuring their survival within our expanding city.
As the Inventory is a very large file you can download it below section by section.
Introduction
Download Introduction [English] (PDF, 395 kb)
Methods
Download Methods [English] (PDF, 87 kb)
Overview of Habitats in Galway City
Download Overview of Habitats in Galway City [English] (PDF, 117 kb)
Habitats of High Biodiversity Value
Download Habitats of High Biodiversity Value [English] (PDF, 245 kb)
Areas of High Biodiversity Value
Download Areas of High Biodiversity Value [English] (PDF, 104 kb)
Threats and Conservation
Download Threats and Conservation [English] (PDF, 132 kb)
References
Download References [English] (PDF, 34 kb)