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Local Biodiversity Action Plans Local Biodiversity Action Plans ( BAPs ) are the mechanism for local delivery of the targets set out in the national plan . Each local BAP identifies local priorities for the protection of distinct habitats and species . Local BAPs are developed by Local Authorities in partnership with stakeholders such as the Environment Agency , landowners and conservation groups . Each BAP reflects the priorities of the national plan , covering priority habitats and species which are at risk , as well as more common ' broad ' habitats and local species .