Ballyallia Lake and River Fergus Callows (NHA)

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Ballyallia Lake and River Fergus Callows (NHA) is a designated Irish National Heritage Area comprising a lake and seasonally flooded river meadows along the River Fergus, valued for their rich wetland habitats and biodiversity.

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Ballyallia Lake and River Fergus Callows (NHA) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Heritage Area
protected area
wetland
biodiversityFeature diverse birdlife
important feeding grounds for waterbirds
rich wetland flora
conservationPriority wetland habitat protection
conservationStatus legally protected site
contains Ballyallia Lake NERFINISHED
country Ireland NERFINISHED
designatedFor biodiversity conservation
wetland habitats
designation National Heritage Area NERFINISHED
designationStatus national
ecologicalValue high biodiversity
follows River Fergus NERFINISHED
governedBy National Parks and Wildlife Service of Ireland NERFINISHED
habitatType floodplain meadow
freshwater lake
marsh
reedbed
wet grassland
hasPart callows grasslands
seasonally flooded river meadows
hydrology seasonal flooding
landscapeType river floodplain
landUse extensive grazing
legalFramework Irish wildlife legislation
locatedIn County Clare NERFINISHED
managementPractice control of development
regulation of drainage works
protectionObjective conservation of wetland ecosystems
protection of habitats for birds
region west of Ireland
seasonality winter flooding of callows
supports aquatic invertebrates
breeding wetland birds
wetland plant communities
wintering waterfowl
threat agricultural intensification
drainage
water pollution
waterBody Ballyallia Lake NERFINISHED
River Fergus NERFINISHED

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River Fergus locatedInProtectedArea Ballyallia Lake and River Fergus Callows (NHA)