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National spatial layers identifying conservation priority areas (Sweden)
National map layers with high value areas
Via this portal you can find information on "High conservation value landscapes" (HCVL or Värdetrakter). HCVL are areas in the landscape with high density of biodiversity core areas of a certain habitat type, such as grasslands or deciduous forests. Not all parts of a HCVL have high conservation value. However, the higher density of biodiversity core areas means that the conditions for an ecologically functional landscape with a rich flora and fauna are higher within the HCVL than outside, where biodiversity core areas are more sparsely spaced.
This full content resource is in Swedish. the original title is "Nationella kartskikt med värdetrakter".
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Topic
- Planning & Upscaling
Stakeholders
- Landowners & Practitioners
- Planners & Implementers
- Policy Actors
Purpose
- Connectivity and landscape diversity
- Natural processes and ecosystem preservation
Biogeographic region
- Boreal
- Continental
Countries
- Sweden