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(PM01) Enhance existing areas of importance (1)
(PM03) Create wildlife passages (2)
(PM05) Create calcareous grassland (3)
(PM06) Create neutral grassland (4)
(PM07) Create acid grassland (5)
(PM08) Create varied ground structure (6)
(PM09) Create lowland meadow (7)
(PM10) Enhance existing calcareous grassland (8)
(PM11) Enhance existing neutral grassland (9)
(PM12) Enhance existing acid grassland (10)
(PM14) Enhance existing lowland meadows (11)
(PM17) Manage existing areas of scrub (12)
(PM18) Enhance road verge grassland and road verge nature reserves (13)
(PM21) Enhance existing heathland (14)
(PM22) Create heathland (15)
(PM23) Enhance existing wood pasture and parkland (16)
(PM26) Enhance existing orchards (17)
(PM29) Create parkland and wood pasture (18)
(PM30) Create a matrix of habitats (trees, scrub, grassland) (19)
(PM33) Enhance existing woodlands (20)
(PM35) Enhance existing ancient woodlands (21)
(PM36) Enhance existing 'plantations on ancient woodland sites' (22)
(PM38) Create woodland (23)
(PM40) Create wet woodland (25)
(PM42) Restore river diversity and riverside habitats (26)
(PM45) Enhance existing lakes (27)
(PM46) Enhance existing ponds (28)
(PM48) Enhance, restore, or manage chalk rivers (29)
(PM50) Enhance existing fens (30)
(PM51) Manage fen buffer areas (31)
(PM54) Create wetlands with a matrix of habitats (32)
(PM55) Create varied ponds (33)
PM58) Create/enhance floodplain grazing marsh (34)
(PM75) Restore biodiversity around heritage assets (36)
(PM76) Create/enhance urban greenspaces and habitats (37)
(PM78) Create/enhance habitats to complement community-used land (38)
(PM83) Create/enhance community allotments/farms for biodiversity (39)
PM: Bittern and Marsh Harrier (40)
PM: Nightingale (41)
PM: Stone Curlew (42)
PM: Turtle Dove (43)
PM: Willow Tit (45)
PM: Barberry Carpet Moth (46)
PM: Blackthorn butterflies (47)
PM: Dark Green Fritillary (48)
PM: Duke of Burgundy butterfly (49)
PM: Liquorice Piercer moth (50)
PM: Silver-spotted skipper (51)
PM: Small Blue butterfly (52)
PM: Striped Lychnis moth (53)
PM: White Admiral (54)
PM: White-letter Hairstreak (55)
PM: Wood White Butterfly (56)
PM: Desmoulin’s Whorl Snail (57)
PM: Fish (58)
PM: Mountain Bulin snail (59)
PM: Fungi and fungi-associated plants (60)
PM: Lichens (61)
PM: Beetle of Autumn Gentian (62)
PM: Cigarello Gall-fly (63)
PM: Clubbed general soldierfly (64)
PM: Dung specialists and dung beetles (65)
PM: Lousewort flea beetle (66)
PM: Meadow Ant Hoverfly (67)
PM: Noble Chafer (68)
PM: Snail killing fly (69)
PM: Southern Damselfly (70)
PM: Spider (Tuberta maerens) (71)
PM: Bats (woodland specialists) (72)
PM: Hazel dormouse (73)
PM: Water vole (74)
PM: Black Poplar trees (75)
PM: Creeping Marshwort (76)
PM: Devil’s bit scabious (and Marsh Fritillary) (77)
PM: Downy Woundwort (78)
PM: Fen violet (79)
PM: Juniper (80)
PM: Limestone fern (81)
PM: Meadow Clary (82)
PM: Military Orchid (83)
PM: Monkey Orchid (84)
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