GxFF – Flora & Fauna in the UK
All activators please note, that with immediate effect, all GxFF reference numbers are now four-digit, with the addition of a leading zero. This is bring GxFF into line with the many programs that have already adopted the four-digit convention.
So, for example, GFF-328 becomes GFF-0328.
Would all activators (and chasers claiming Park-To-Park award credit) please adopt the four-digit number
Note: this article was originally posted to M0YMA.UK
Note: this article was originally posted to M0YMA.UK
After careful consideration, it has been decided to restructure the British Overseas Territories within the WWFF Directory.
Continue reading “WWFF Directory – British Overseas Territories”
This article is re-posted from M0YMA’s personal blog (originally posted 12th January 2016)
When the World Flora Fauna program was first established, the Directory appears to have put together with limited knowledge of the UK’s designated areas.
Originally, reference GFF-121 was defined as Castle Bottom – which is assumed to have meant the small area designated as a National Nature Reserve.
Previously, as adding new references was nigh on impossible, the GFF Committee extended and clarified the scope of GFF-121 to include all 13 separate Sites of Special Scientific Importance (SSSIs) within the wider Thames Basin Heaths SPA.
Subsequently, after representation from potential activators, some standalone parts of the SPA were granted their own GFF/WWFF references: