§ Mr. Ennalsasked the Secretary of State for the Environment if he will list those sites of special scientific interest which, subsequent to the publication of "A Nature Conservation Review", have been identified as meriting nature conservation review status; and which of these sites have been seriously damaged or destroyed due to changes in agricultural or forestry practice.
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§ Mr. MonroSince the publication of "A Nature Conservation Review" the Nature Conservancy Council has identified the following additional areas as meriting key site status. Those which in its opinion have been seriously damaged as a result of agricultural or forestry practices are marked with an asterisk. None have been completely destroyed.
- Olchon Meadows, Hereford and Worcester
- Wendlebury Meads, Oxfordshire*
- West Sedgemoor, Somerset*
- Alun Valley, Mid-Glamorgan
- Cae Cwm-Bach, Powys
- Cae Ffos-Yr-Odeyn, Dyfed
- Amberley Wildbrooks, Sussex
- Nene Washes, Cambridgeshire
- Bassenthwaite Lake, Cumbria
- Llyn Eiddwen and Llyn Fanod, Dyfed
- Darenth Wood, Kent
- Kings Wood, S. Yorks
- High Wood, Longleat, Wilts*
- Milton Wood, Tayside
- Moine Mhor, Argyll and Bute
- Taw/Torridge Estuary, Devon
- Conon Islands, Highland
- Dunnet Links, Highland
- Llanbrynmair Moors, Powys
- South Berwyns, Powys and Gwynedd*
- Askham Bog, Yorks
- Meathop Moss, Cumbria
- Grainheads Moss, Northumberland
- Crymlyn Bog, W. Glamorgan
- Cors Gyfelog, Gwynedd
- Braehead Moss, Strathclyde
- Mindork Moss, Dumfries and Galloway*
- Coladoir Bog, Mull
- Broubster Leans, Highland.