Quag Lippets Grove (Offa's Dyke Path) Lower Woods SSSI Midger SSSI Mitcheldean Meend Marsh Mythe Railway Neu Lindsey Nind Oakenhill Old London Road SSSI notified as part of the Wotton Hill SSSI Pasqueflower SSSI notified as part of the Barnsley Warren SSSI Plump Hill Dolomite Quarry Poulton Wood Ridley Bottom Robinson's Wood Roundhouse Lake SSSI notified as part of the Cotswold Water Park SSSI Sapperton Valley Siccaridge Wood Small Reserve Snows Farm Spion Kop Quarry Stenders Quarry SSSI Strawberry Banks SSSI Stuart Fawkes SSSI notified as Box Farm Meadows The Park & Poor's Allotment The Park Campus, University of Gloucestershire (Community Green Space) Three Groves Wood Vell Mill Daffodil Meadow Whelford Pools SSSI notified as part of the Cotswold Water Park SSSI Wigpool Wimberry Quarries Wingmoor Farm Meadow Woorgreens Lake and Marsh Gloucestershire Centre for Environmental records Gloucestershire Centre for Environmental Records (GCER) is the county's Local Record Centre and holds data about the county's wildlife. GCER has approximately 1,000,000 species records in its database, many of these are supplied by the county recorders from the Gloucestershire Naturalists' Society. The data are made publicly available. The centre is managed by the trust. In March 2011 the trust and the Gloucestershire Centre for Environmental Records published its 'State of the Natural Environment Report' on behalf of the Gloucestershire Environmental Partnership (authors: Dr C Studholme, Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust; Linda Moore, Gloucestershire Centre for Environmental Records). In 2012 the trust published its report on the 'State of the Environment in Gloucestershire' about brownfield land. Gloucestershire Biodiversity Partnership Gloucestershire has a Biodiversity Action Plan ("BAP") controlled by the Gloucestershire Biodiversity Partnership, which sets out conservation priorities in Gloucestershire. The Gloucestershire BAP is the local county interpretation of the United Kingdom Biodiversity Action Plan (1992–2012). The trust is a member of this Partnership together with a wide range of organisations. The Nature Map for Gloucestershire was launched in March 2008 by the Gloucestershire Biodiversity Partnership. The Gloucestershire Nature Map is part of a larger map covering the whole of the south west region. It locates the major habitats in the county, identifies the 'hotspots' where they still exist, and thus where they can best be created, enhanced, or restored to establish larger and more viable areas to sustain wildlife for the future. These target areas are called Strategic Nature Areas (SNAs) and the aim is to restore up to 60% of each SNA to good