Habitatattype map Lieftinghsbroek 2013

This file contains the habitat types of Habitats Directive area Liefthingsbroek, based on the 2013 vegetation map. On a habitat map you can see exactly where a protected type of nature occurs in a Natura 2000 site. Since no birds are protected in Habitats Directive Areas, the map is limited to habitat types and habitats of species from the Habitats Directive. Only habitats of species are on the map in Birds Directive Areas. The habitats currently carved concern only the nitrogen-sensitive habitats. The maps are made for, among other things, the management plans and the granting of consent (Law on nature conservation). The maps are the objective basis for this.The preparation of habitat maps is the responsibility of the competent authority: the provinces and (for the large waters) Rijkswaterstaat (RWS). The basis for habitat maps is vegetation maps. The establishment of these vegetation maps is outsourced by provinces and RWS, usually to landowners, who outsource it to (independent) mapping agencies. The vegetation maps are processed through a nationally agreed method of translation and interpretation into a habitat map. The competent authority shall ensure that, according to the agreements, this is done in an objective manner. There is also an inter-administrative validation process, in which a number of experts in habitat mapping carefully assess the maps and make suggestions for corrections where necessary. Provinces and RWS are responsible for finally establishing a map, so not the owners of the nature reserves.