Countryside information for policy: the
lessons from CS2000
CS2000 review report
This
report on Countryside information for policy: the lessons from CS2000
provides an assessment of Countryside Survey 2000 (CS2000), a UK-wide survey
of habitats and landscape features, from the perspective of users. The report
describes and discusses:
- the background to CS2000;
- the characteristics and quality of data deriving form CS2000, that might affect their use for policy and research applications;
- potential applications of CS2000 in relation to policy and research;
- implications for future countryside surveys in the UK.
The report draws on several lines of evidence and enquiry, including: final reports from CS2000 modules; a series of interviews with users; a workshop on held in Cambridge; and independent published research into the factors influencing the use of countryside information for policy.
Hard copies of the report are available free of charge by contacting:
David Webb
Defra, Temple Quay
1/07, 2 The Square
Temple Quay
Bristol
BS1 6EB
Tel 0117 372 8452
Fax 0117 372 8182
Email: david.webb@defra.gsi.gov.uk
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27 August 2004
Page published: 9 October 2003