=Pond=
[location name]
@helpText=Use the name shown on the top of your PondNet site map and indicate if the pond is the Focal Pond, or one of the other numbered ponds. <br/>E.g. SU4754 Windle Hill Focal Pond or SU4754 Windle Hill Pond 5
[location type]
@terms=["Site"]
[spatial reference]
@label=Grid reference
@helpText=Zoom in on the map and click the location of the pond to get the grid reference. You may type it in if you  know it.
[place search]
@helpText=To zoom the map to a place, type a town or village name and click the button.
<div id="map-info"></div>
[map]
@helpDiv=map-info
@helpToPickPrecisionMin=100
@helpToPickPrecisionSwitchAt=100
@hlpImproveResolutionSwitch=We've switched to a satellite view to allow you to locate your position even better. Click the + on the right of the map to change back.
@scroll_wheel_zoom=
@clickZoom=true
@fillOpacityGhost=0
@strokeOpacityGhost=0
<hr/>
[location comment]
@label=Notes
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=Environmental Data=
[date]
@helpText=Select the date of your survey
[location map]
@fillOpacity=1.0
@scroll_wheel_zoom=
@clickZoom=true
@helpText=Select your location from the drop down list or by clicking it on the map. If this is a new location it must be added to the list first.
[smpAttr:191]
@label=Pond gone
@helpText=If the pond no longer exists, tick here.
[smpAttr:192]
@label=Pond new
@helpText=If the pond is new, tick here.
[smpAttr:193]
@label=Pond age
@helpText=If the pond is new, give approximate age.
[smpAttr:162]
@label=Pond area (m<sup>2</sup>)
@helpText=This is the surface area of the pond when water is at its highest level (excluding flooding events): usually in the early spring. If the pond is measured at another time of year, the high water level should still be evident from vegetation types and evidence of a drawdown zone around the pond.
[smpAttr:163]
@label=Pond dries?
@blankText=Select...
@helpText=Deduce pond permanence from local knowledge and personal judgement. The landowner may know how often a pond dries. However, if not, then try and make a judgement based on water loevel ath the time of the survey. Ponds that dry out annually usually have a hard base.
[smpAttr:164]
@label=Pond overhung (%)
@helpText=Percentage of pond overhung by trees and shrubs.
[smpAttr:165]
@label=Margin overhung (%)
@helpText=Percentage of pond margin shaded to at least 1m from the shore.
[smpAttr:166]
@label=Waterfowl impact
@blankText=Select...
@helpText=<strong>Major</strong> = severe impact of waterfowl i.e. little or no evidence of submerged plants, water turbid, pond banks showing patches where vegetation removed, evidence of provisioning waterfowl.<br/><strong>Minor</strong> = waterfowl present but little indication of impact on pond vegetation, pond still supports submerged plants and banks are not denuded of vegetation.<br/><strong>None</strong> = no evidence of waterfowl impact (moorhens may be present).
[smpAttr:167]
@label=Fish presence
@blankText=Select...
@helpText=<strong>Major</strong> = dense populations of fish known to be present.<br/><strong>Minor</strong> = small numbers of crucian carp, goldfish or stickleback known to be present.<br/><strong>Possible</strong> = no evidence of fish, but local conditions suggest that they may be present.<br/><strong>Absent</strong> = no records of fish stocking and no fish revealed during survey(s).
[smpAttr:194]
@label=Amphibians present
@helpText=Tick if present
[smpAttr:195]
@label=Amphibians description
@helpText=Record, as far as possible, amphibian species, life stage and approximate number.
[smpAttr:168]
@label=Ponds in square
@helpText=Number of ponds within your 1km grid square (1:25000 maps) 
[smpAttr:169]
@label=Ponds in radius
@helpText=Number of ponds within 1km of the pond (not separated by barriers to amphibian dispersal).
[smpAttr:170]
@label=Inflow
@helpText=Tick if present.
[smpAttr:171]
@label=Outflow
@helpText=Tick if present.
[smpAttr:172]
@label=Water clarity
@blankText=Select...
@helpText=Estimate turbidity by looking down into c.20cm depth of water in the pond.
[smpAttr:173]
@label=Aquatic vegetation (%)
@helpText=Percentage of pond surface occupied by macrophyte cover (between March and the end of September)
[smpAttr:175]
@label=Water left (%)
@helpText=Percentage of water area present in the pond relative to maximum water level.
[smpAttr:174]
@label=Drawdown (cm)
@helpText=Height difference between maximum and current water level.
[smpAttr:176]
@label=Grazing
@helpText=Tick if there is evidence that the pond is grazed by livestock.
[smpAttr:177]
@label=Grazing (%)
@helpText=Percentage of pond perimeter grazed.
[smpAttr:178]
@label=Grazing intensity
@blankText=Select...
@helpText=Rank on a scale of 1-5
<div id="pondmanage">
[smpAttr:179]
@label=Pond management
@helpText=Tick boxes for management within the last 12 months
</div>
[smpAttr:180]
@label=Other pond management
@helpText=List or add detail
<label for="landuse">Surrounding land use:</label>
[species]
@id=landuse
@rowInclusionCheck=hasData
@colWidths=[50, 25, 25]
@helpText=Estimate the percentage of surrounding land-use in distance zones from the pond perimeter
[smpAttr:181]
@label=Terrestrial habitat
@blankText=Select...
@helpText=Within c250m of the pond, but not including areas on the far side of any major barriers.<br/><strong>None</strong> = clearly no suitable habitat within immediate pond locale.<br/><strong>Poor</strong> = habitat with poor structure that offers limited opportunities for foraging and shelter (e.g. amenity grassland).<br/><strong>Moderate</strong> = offers opportunities for foraging and shelter but may not be extensive.<br/><strong>Good</strong> = extensive habitat that offers good opportunities for foraging and shelter completely surrounds pond e.g. rough grassland, scrub or woodland.
[smpAttr:182]
@label=Water quality
@blankText=Select...
@helpText=<strong>Bad</strong> = clearly polluted, only pollution-tolerant invertebrates, no submerged plants.<br/><strong>Poor</strong> = low invertebrate diversity, few submerged plants.<br/><strong>Moderate</strong> = moderate invertebrate diversity.<br/><strong>Good</strong> = abundant and diverse invertebrate community.
[smpAttr:183]
@label=pH
@helpText=
[smpAttr:184]
@label=Conductivity (µScm<sup>-1</sup>)
@helpText=
<label for="container-sample-photo_pondphoto"></label>
[sample photo]
@id=pondphoto
@caption=Photographs
@resizeWidth=1024
@resizeHeight=768
<p class=helpText>Click the Upload Photos button and select up to 4 photos from your local system. You may add a caption to each photo. Where possible, photos will be automatically resized on upload to 1024x768. This should ensure file size limitations are not exceeded.</p>
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=Amphibian Survey=
[date]
@helpText=Select the date of your survey
[location map]
@fillOpacity=1.0
@scroll_wheel_zoom=
@clickZoom=true
@helpText=Select your location from the drop down list or by clicking it on the map. If this is a new location it must be added to the list first.
[smpAttr:197]
@label=Methods used
@helpText=Tick all methods used.
[smpAttr:198]
@label=Start time
@helpText=<em>hh:mm</em> using 24-hour clock
[smpAttr:199]
@label=Finish time
@helpText=<em>hh:mm</em> using 24-hour clock
[smpAttr:185]
@label=Air temperature (°C)
[smpAttr:186]
@label=Water temperature (°C)
[smpAttr:172]
@label=Water clarity
@blankText=Select...
[smpAttr:196]
@label=Rain
@blankText=Select...
[smpAttr:187]
@label=Wind
@helpText=Tick if wind was disturbing the water
[smpAttr:188]
@label=Moonlight
@helpText=Tick if there was bright moonlight
[smpAttr:189]
@label=Shoreline surveyed (%)
[smpAttr:190]
@label=Number of traps
<label for="observations">Observations:</label>
[species]
@id=observations
@rowInclusionCheck=alwaysFixed
@helpText=<b>Tick the boxes where presence is detected</b>. Then add numbers if possible in the boxes that appear.

=Plant Survey=
[date]
@helpText=Select the date of your survey
[location map]
@fillOpacity=1.0
@scroll_wheel_zoom=
@clickZoom=true
@helpText=Select your location from the drop down list or by clicking it on the map. If this is a new location it must be added to the list first.
<label for="observations">Observations:</label>
<p class="helpText helpTextAbove">
Check the box against species you observed and add % cover in numerals. Where % cover of a species was limited (e.g. if cover less than 1% of the pond <b>enter 0.1</b>.
<br>
To switch between common name order and scientific name order, update your <a href="/pondnet/user/me/edit/Preferences">profile preferences</a>
</p>
[species]
@id=observations
@columns=2