Marine
The marine environment around England is extremely rich and diverse. England’s seas contain amazing underwater landscapes and over 10,000 species, including many of national and European importance.
Natural England works to ensure that our marine environment is
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.better understood, valued and protected.
Natural England's work in the marine environment:
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(16 June 2014) Natural England has commissioned new research which will be used to set the standard for assessing the potential impacts of marine operations on mobile marine species.
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New hope for seabirds on Isles of Scilly
(25 April 2014) The Isles of Scilly Seabird Recovery Project has recently completed phase one of this five year project, which is the world’s largest community-based rat eradication project
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Natural England and RenewableUK join forces for ground-breaking seminar
(18 March 2014) Natural England, and RenewableUK - the trade association representing wind, wave and tidal energy - are running a joint Offshore Wind Industry Seminar which represents the first joint event of its kind.
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New agreement will reduce red tape for coastal projects and investments
(11 November 2013) Natural England today welcomed the launch of the Marine and Coastal Concordat which will encourage investment around the coast.
