Criteria	Extension Site
Naturalness	Dominated by man-made habitat (disturbed/developed area and plantation).  Natural habitats included shrubland and grassland but with certain degree of disturbance (ie, hill fire) were recorded.
Size	Approximately 34.6 ha of disturbed/ developed area, 12.2 plantation, 6 ha of shrubland and 0.1 ha of grassland recorded within the Extension Site.  4.6 ha of shrubland, 0.1 ha of grassland and 0.4 ha of disturbed/developed area were encroached upon the CWBCP.
Diversity	Low to moderate for vegetation and fauna
Rarity	Species of conservation interest included Japanese Pipistrelle, Brown Noctule Bat, Black Kite, Greater Coucal, Brown Hawk Owl, Common Buzzard, Common Rat Snake, Swallowtail, Tooted Sunbeam, White-edged Blue Baron and Indian Fritillary
Re-creatability	The shrubland may take 10 years to be recreated, plantation may take 10 years to be recreated, grassland may take 5 years to re-created
Fragmentation	Not applicable
Ecological Linkage	Not functionally linked to any highly valued habitat in close proximity
Potential Value	Low
Nursery/ Breeding Ground	No significant nursery/breeding ground recorded
Age	Young
Abundance/ Richness of Wildlife	Abundance and richness of wildlife was low.
Overall Ecological Value	Low to moderate