Increase habitats for invertebrates		Retain all standing deadwood unless it presents a safety hazard
		Create 6m uncropped cultivated margins on arable land
		Stone walls are protected and enhanced		Retain and maintain stone walls		Remove stone walls
				Stone walls are maintained using traditional materials and following the style characteristic to the local landscape
		Hedgerows are protected and enhanced		Hedgerows are not trimmed during the bird nesting season
				Allow saplings to grow into hedgerow trees at intervals (e.g. 4 trees randomly spaced over 200 m) where this fits in with the local landscape character
				Hedges should have a mixture of heights and widths
				Hedges should be maintained to a height which is customary to the local landscape (but no less than 1.5 m)
				Do not trim hedges more than once every two or three years
				Avoid cutting all hedges on a farm in the same year
				Remove hedgerows
				Hedgerows are not removed (without permission)
				Habitats are not damaged by cultivation		Create a buffer strip between cultivations and the surrounding environment
				Hedgerows are trimmed more often than every two or three years
		Leave fallen timber below the canopy of in-field trees
		Create grassy habitat in corners of arable fields
		Protect ancient trees in arable fields		Do not carry out any cultivations, storage of materials or machinery, or weed control under the canopy of in-field trees
				Do not spread fertiliser, farmyard manure or inorganic N, P or K beneath the canopy of in-field trees
		Protect ancient trees in intensively-managed grass fields		Do not carry out any cultivations, storage of materials or machinery, or weed control under the canopy of in-field trees
				Do not spread fertiliser, farmyard manure or inorganic N, P or K beneath the canopy of in-field trees
				Do not carry out supplementary feeding of stock under the canopy of in-field trees
		Stone faced hedge banks are protected and enhanced		Retain and maintain stone faced hedge banks
				Prevent damage to stone-faced gateways and banks by machinery
				Prevent damage to stone-faced gateways and banks by livestock
				Do not cast up ditch dredging or spoil over stone-faced banks
				Stone faced hedge banks are maintained using traditional materials and following the style characteristic to the local landscape