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2021, NRW - NE - JNCC, The Crown Estate Research, Guidance on key ecological sensitivities to marine aggregate extraction
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2021, NRW - NE - JNCC, The Crown Estate Research, Guidance on key ecological sensitivities to marine aggregate extraction

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Last series update:

March 2022

Collection date:

September 2021 - September 2021

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Publication date:

September 2021

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The Crown Estate

Summary

Natural Resources Wales (NRW), Natural England (NE) and the Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) have produced advice documents providing an overview of the ecological sensitivities to marine aggregate extraction within Welsh and English inshore and offshore waters. These documents contain detail on the pressures and environmental impacts ass...

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Benthic Ecology
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Coastal Processes
Epifauna and Fish
Marine Mammals
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Natural England and JNCC advice on key ecological sensitivities to marine aggregate extraction