Biota
Biota is defined as "All the plants and animals of a given area or region" by the Biodiversity: The UK Steering Group Report (1995–1999) Volume 1 and Volume 2 via the Joint Nature Conservation Committee, which goes on tp say that "Thus a UK Biota Database would hold all types of information about the range of species occurring in the UK."
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- Abiotic
- Biodiversity.
- Biodome.
- Biomes.
- Biosphere.
- Biotope.
- Carbon cycle.
- Ecological baseline.
- Ecological network.
- Ecosystem.
- Geoparks.
- Habitat Suitability Index.
- Helping to make Europe a wilder place.
- Land
- National nature reserves.
- National parks.
- Natural capital.
- Site of biological importance.
- Site of Nature Conservation Interest (SNCI).
- Sites of Special Scientific Interest.
- Special areas of conservation.
- Special protection areas.
- The history of conservation areas.
- Tree preservation orders.
- Types of land.
- Village greens.
- World heritage site.
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