1. Strategic objectives
1.1 Scientific interest
1.2 Research
1.3 Recreation & education
1.4 Public interest
2. Physical
2.1 Geology
2.1.1 Cliffs
2.1.2 Rock outcrops
2.2 Archeological remains
2.3 Streams
2.4 Ponds
2.5 19th century field system
3. Habitats
3.1 Cliff communities
3.2 Maritime grassland
3.3 Maritime heathland
3.3.1 Monitor
3.3.2 Maintain
3.4 Bracken heath
3.5 Scrub
4. Species
4.1 Invertebrates
4.2 Plants
4.3 Lichens
4.4 Amphibians
4.5 Birds
4.5.1 Seabird communities
4.5.2 Fulmar
4.5.3 Manx shearwater
4.5.4 Storm petrel
4.5.5 Barnacle goose
4.5.6 Pintail
4.5.7 Peregrine
4.5.8 Oystercatcher
4.5.9 Lapwing
4.5.10 Curlew
4.5.11 Lesser black-backed gull
4.5.12 Herring gull
4.5.13 Great black-backed gull
4.5.14 Guillimot
4.5.15 Razorbill
4.5.16 Puffin
4.5.17 Short-eared owl
4.5.18 Little owl
4.5.19 Chough
4.5.20 Other species
4.6 Vole
4.7 Wood mouse
4.8 Shrews
4.9 Grey seal
4.10 Rabbit
4.11 Reptiles
5. Littoral communities
6. Obligations
6.1 Lease
6.2 SSSI
6.3 Ancient monuments
6.4 SPA
6.5 Occupiers liability
6.6 Health and safety
6.7 First aid
6.8 Communications
7. Provision of facilities
7.1 Day visitors and school parties
7.2 Sales goods
7.3 Buildings & accommodation
7.3.1 Old farm complex
7.3.2 Lime kilns
7.3.3 Wardens house
7.3.4 Chalets
7.3.5 Research quarters
7.3.6 Assistant warden's chalet
7.4 Infrastructure
7.4.1 Landing steps
7.4.2 Hides
7.4.3 Permissible footpaths
7.4.4 Exclosure fences
7.4.5 Tractor paths
7.5 Equipment
7.5.1 Boat
7.5.2 Tractor
7.5.3 Tools
7.5.4 Domestic equipment
7.5.5 Generator
7.5.6 Radio
7.6 Services
7.6.1 Water
7.6.2 Gas
7.6.3 Drainage
7.6.4 Rubbish
7.6.5 Diesel & petrol
8. Emergency response
8.1 Oil pollution
8.2 Marine incidents
8.3 Fire
9. Keeping records
10. Financial policies
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