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Vacant Post [ LBAP Coordinator ]

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Bob Missin [ LBAP Coordinator ] Bob.Missin@york.gov.uk

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David Renwick [ LBAP Coordinator ] David.Renwick@eastriding.gov.uk t: +44 (0) 1482 391 718

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Matt Millington [ LBAP Coordinator ] Matthew.Millington@northyorks.gov.uk t: +44 (0) 1609 533 240

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Matt Millington [ LBAP Coordinator ] Matthew.Millington@northyorks.gov.uk t: +44 (0) 1609 533 240

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Matt Millington [ LBAP Coordinator ] Matthew.Millington@northyorks.gov.uk t: +44 (0) 1609 533 240

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Matt Millington [ LBAP Coordinator ] Matthew.Millington@northyorks.gov.uk t: +44 (0) 1609 533 240

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Matt Millington [ LBAP Coordinator ] Matthew.Millington@northyorks.gov.uk t: +44 (0) 1609 533 240

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Matt Millington [ LBAP Coordinator ] Matthew.Millington@northyorks.gov.uk t: +44 (0) 1609 533 240

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Matt Millington [ LBAP Coordinator ] Matthew.Millington@northyorks.gov.uk t: +44 (0) 1609 533 240

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Vacant Post [ Regional Biodiversity Coordinator ]
Matt Millington [ North Yorkshire Biodiversity Coordinator ] Matthew.Millington@northyorks.gov.uk t: +44 (0) 1609 533 240
David Renwick [ East Yorkshire Biodiversity Coordinator ] David.Renwick@eastriding.gov.uk t: +44 (0) 1482 391 718

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David Renwick [ Ecologist ] David.Renwick@eastriding.gov.uk t: +44 (0) 1482 391 718

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Julia Casterton [ Ecologist ] julia.casterton@northyorks.gov.uk

North & East Yorkshire Ecological Data Centre

NEYEDC Info

E-mail service down: 24/08/2010

We are currently experiencing problems with our email service. As of about 12pm on the 24th August 2010 we stopped receiving emails to all the neyedc.co.uk email addresses. We are working to resolve this issue and do not expect that the service will be down for long but in the meantime we have set up the following email address datasearches@neyedc.org.uk for any urgent business.

If you did send in a data search by email on or after 12pm on Tuesday please be aware we may not have received it so it would be advisable to resend it to the above address.

We apologise for any inconvenience and will update this message as soon as the service is restored.

What is biodiversity data used for?

The data is used for a wide variety of purposes by many organisations and individuals. Some examples are:

Statutory decision-making processes such as planning applications
Guiding policies on nature conservation and developing biodiversity action plans (BAPs)
Management of land including nature reserves and roadside verges
Identifying important sites (statutory and non-statutory)
Ecological research