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The left map of the UK displays N deposition (N dep) in kg N/ha/yr, with a color gradient indicating values from 0-5 (yellow) to >35 (dark red). High deposition rates are observed in various regions, particularly in England and Scotland. The right map illustrates the difference in N deposition, with green hues suggesting a decrease and brown hues an increase. A central area in England shows a significant decrease in N deposition. The chart depicts a conceptual model of species richness as a function of N deposition, illustrating an inverse relationship where higher deposition leads to lower species richness. It also shows how increased or decreased funding could potentially alter N deposition levels, impacting species richness. The document also includes a table detailing the Habitat Area (ha) for four habitat types: Heathland, Acid grassland, Dunes, and Bogs, across England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland, along with their respective Welfare-to-Payment (£/ha) values. 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