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In 2005, participating HERs supplied data for Natural England’s Selected National Heritage Dataset (SNHD), and continue to create data for its successor, SHINE - the Selected Heritage Inventory for Natural England (2009 - present) which identifies undesignated historic environment features that could benefit from management under agri-environment schemes. Since 2008, SHINE has been used to inform the Entry Level Stewardship (ELS) schemes, enabling farmers and landowners to identify archaeological and historic sites on their holding that might be eligible for grant-aided management. From 2011 the data has been used in Higher Level Stewardship (HLS) Fast-track applications to flag up potential manageable features and focus advice on parcels where HLS options could be applied, and in 2013 the SHINE-HLS Trial used SHINE data as part of new online consultations process.
In 2005, participating HERs supplied data for Natural England’s Selected National Heritage Dataset [SNHD|Glossary#SNHD|target='_blank'], and continue to create data for its successor, SHINE - the Selected Heritage Inventory for Natural England (2009 - present) which identifies undesignated historic environment features that could benefit from management under agri-environment schemes. Since 2008, SHINE has been used to inform the Entry Level Stewardship (ELS) schemes, enabling farmers and landowners to identify archaeological and historic sites on their holding that might be eligible for grant-aided management. From 2011 the data has been used in Higher Level Stewardship (HLS) Fast-track applications to flag up potential manageable features and focus advice on parcels where HLS options could be applied, and in 2013 the SHINE-HLS Trial used SHINE data as part of new online consultations process.
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