| Country | 
    England | 
  
   
    | Natura 
      2000 site location | 
    Lincolnshire | 
  
   
    | Nearest 
      urban settlement | 
    Louth | 
  
   
    | Natura 
      2000 site name | 
    Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe 
      Dunes National Nature Reserve | 
  
   
    | Natura 
      2000 site number | 
    UK0030270 | 
  
   
    | Size 
      of site (hectares) | 
    552 
      ha | 
  
   
    | Site 
      description / classification | 
    Coastal 
      dune system / pSPA, SAC, SSSI, pRamsar site | 
  
   
    | Key 
      species | 
    dunlin | 
  
   
    | little 
      tern | 
  
   
    | redshank | 
  
   
    | knot | 
  
   
    | ruff | 
  
   
    | whimbrel | 
  
   
    | brent 
      goose | 
  
   
    | sanderling | 
   
    | wigeon | 
  
   
    | lapland 
      bunting | 
  
   
    | snow 
      bunting | 
  
   
    | twite | 
  
   
    | twite | 
  
   
    | hen 
      harrier | 
  
   
    | natterjack 
      toad | 
  
   
    | water 
      vole | 
  
   
    | sea 
      buckthorn | 
  
   
    | Key 
      habitats | 
    Embryonic 
      shifting dunes | 
  
   
    | Shifting 
      dunes (white dunes) | 
  
   
    | Fixed 
      dunes with herbaceous vegetation (grey dunes) | 
  
   
    | Dunes 
      with sea buckthorn | 
  
   
    | Humid 
      dune slacks | 
  
   
    | Sand/mudflats | 
  
   
    | Saltmarsh | 
  
   
    | Vegetated 
      shingle | 
  
  Key 
    management issues | 
  Visitor 
    and recreational pressures on habitats and ground nesting birds. Balance of 
    scrub (particularly sea buckthorn) and dune grassland and associated grazing. 
    Invasive species especially clematis. | 
  
   
    | Promoting 
      the Natura 2000 at the local level | 
    We 
      always mention the European importance of the site in press releases, guided 
      visits etc. | 
  
 
    | Involving 
      local stakeholders in the management planning process - creating a local 
      area partnership | 
    Revision 
      of management plan (2006-2010) involving stakeholders through liaison with 
      consulation board and parish councils. Advantage is that all stakeholders 
      can input into vision and site analysis and come up with agreed common aims. | 
  
   
    | Site 
      twinning and networking | 
    Liaison 
      with Ainsdale Dunes NNR over management of buckthorn and recreational pressures, 
      particularly Kite buggies and with Holkham NNR over nudism. | 
  
   
    | Branding 
      Natura 2000 | 
    All 
      our main signs carry the Natura 2000 network logo and refer to the designation. 
      Our leaflet and interpretation stresses the European importance of the site. | 
  
   
    | Agreeing 
      to become an NNi ambassador | 
    Simon 
      Cooter (English Nature) simon.cooter(a)english-nature.org.uk 
      is an NNi Ambassador. |