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    August 14, 2017

    Turning the tide? The Welsh Government’s approach to MPA management

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    Welsh Government must provide leadership to protect our marine environments 

    09/08/2017 ‘The Welsh Government needs to take a stronger lead to safeguard our marine environments for future generations, a National Assembly Committee says.

    Mike Hedges, Chair of the Climate Change, Environment and Rural Affairs Committee, launched the report at the National Eisteddfod.  The report into the Welsh Government’s management of Marine Protected Areas in Wales found:

    • More funding and staffing is needed to ensure Wales’s marine environments are protected;
    • Funding for Marine Protected Areas should be area-based with a dedicated officer for each area;
    • The Welsh Government must work to ensure that Wales’s fisheries resources and the interests of the Welsh fleet are fully protected in Brexit negotiations; and
    • The Welsh Government must explain how it will address any future shortfall in funding for work on Marine Protected Areas that is currently met by EU funds following Britain’s departure from the EU.’

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    Tagged: MPAs, Turning the tide, Wales

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