European Commission adopts guidance on Natura 2000 and fishing

EC Natura 2000

New document provides tools for managing the relationship between commercial fishing and the EU’s most valuable marine ecosystems

New guidance has been released by the European Commission to help EU member states better protect marine Natura 2000 sites while supporting a sustainable future for Europe’s fisheries. The document provides practical tools for managing the relationship between commercial and recreational fishing activities and the EU’s most valuable marine ecosystems. According to the Commission, it marks an important step in strengthening both biodiversity protection and the long-term resilience of the fishing sector. 

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