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Candidate Special Areas of Conservation (cSAC) - summary

There are seven sites in Great Britain with coastal vegetated shingle interest of significance at a European level. The seven sites are:

  1. Chesil Beach (part of the Chesil and the Fleet CSAC);
  2. Dungeness cSAC (part of the Dungeness to Pett Levels CHaMP);
  3. Orfordness - Shingle Street cSAC (part of the Suffolk Coasts and Estuaries CHaMP);
  4. Blakeney Spit (part of the North Norfolk cSAC; CHaMP);
  5. Lower River Spey - Spey Bay cSAC;
  6. Culbin Bar cSAC;
  7. Walney Island part of the Morecambe Bay cSAC.

Minsmere to Walberswick on the Suffolk Coast (part of the Suffolk Coast and Estuaries CHaMP) as has important shingle communities.

 
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