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- 1. Marine Conservation Zones in the Irish Sea
- 3. Why Are We Here? Help secure a healthy and productive future for the coast and waters of the Irish Sea.
- 4. EC Habitats & Birds Directives Based on scientific and socio-economic factors Marine & Coastal Access Bill Wildlife & Countryside Act MCZs SPAs SACs SSSIs MPA Network 2012 A New Type of MPA for England & Wales Based on scientific grounds Ramsar Convention on Wetlands of International Importance
- 5. What is a Marine Conservation Zone (MCZ)? Protects nationally important marine wildlife, habitats, geology and geomorphology. May take socio-economic factors into account. Stakeholders will be actively involved in deciding the location of MCZs.
- 7. Irish Sea Conservation Zones
- 8. Project Delivery ISCZ Project 2009 2011 Natural England & JNCC advise on suitability of network Recommendation for regional MCZ network submitted. Formal consultation 2012 MCZs designated
- 10. Who are the Stakeholders? ©Dave Willis
- 11. 1. Informing users in the area about the project. 2. Creating a group who can voice the opinion of sea users & interest groups using the Irish Sea. 4. Supporting feedback from the Group to the communities it represents. 3. Hosting a number of workshops to establish a set of site specific recommendations for MCZs in the Irish Sea. 5. Ensuring MCZs meet national ecological guidance and gaining consensus from all interested parties. 6. Submission of a set of recommendations to JNCC and Natural England Provision of Data to Support Decisions Delivering the Project
- 16. Fishing Value Restricted Netting Areas
- 17. Participatory Mapping Commercial Fishers Charter Boat Operators Anglers Wildlife Enthusiasts Scuba Divers Leisure Boating One to One Participatory Mapping - Questionnaire Activity and local knowledge presented to Regional Stakeholder Group Liaison Officers ISCZ Team
- 18. Project Delivery ISCZ Project 2009 2011 Natural England & JNCC advise on suitability of network Recommendation for regional MCZ network submitted. Formal consultation 2012 MCZs designated
- 20. Thank you! © Dave Willis Emily Hardman 07891 842 282 Kieran Bell 07515 167 297 Website: www.irishseaconservation.org.uk
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- It will comprise representatives from regional, national and international sectors. Responsible for providing MCZ recommendations to Natural England and JNCC by June 2011 including: - Recommended MCZ sites. - conservation objectives for sites (which will inform the level and nature of protection necessary for their constituent features); - A draft Impact Assessment for the regional MCZ options. Representatives will act as a point of contact for 2-way communication between ISCZ and their sector.
- It will comprise representatives from regional, national and international sectors. Responsible for providing MCZ recommendations to Natural England and JNCC by June 2011 including: - Recommended MCZ sites. - conservation objectives for sites (which will inform the level and nature of protection necessary for their constituent features); - A draft Impact Assessment for the regional MCZ options. Representatives will act as a point of contact for 2-way communication between ISCZ and their sector.
- Could be based on existing partnerships (e.g. Morecambe Bay Partnership) or new groups may be set up.
- The 4 projects have come up with a questionnaire to help document your activities AND knowledge. Presented to the Regional Stakeholder Group who will be able to consider this information when recommending sites for MCZs.