Results for "Marine"
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Request an environmental impact assessment (EIA) scoping opinion for a marine licence
How to request a an EIA scoping opinion
- MMML1670 Variation to marine licence for aggregate dredging in the Severn Estuary
- ORML2233 - Marine Licence for a fixed offshore windfarm named Awel y Môr
- Public register: environmental permitting, water resources and marine licensing information
- New marine Special Areas of Conservation and Special Protection Areas
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Dee Conservancy: Performance against the safety plan for marine operations 2023
A formal review of the DCMSMS was carried out by the Duty Holder in conjunction with the Designated Person and the Dee Conservancy Harbour Master (DCHM) on 1 November 2023.
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What to include in your marine development scoping report for EIA
How to structure your report and what topics to include
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Core principles for including restoration or enhancement in a marine or coastal development proposal
We have five core principles for planners considering enhancement as part of a development proposal
- SC1817 Screening and scoping opinion for the phase 2 Marine Energy Test Areas (META) project in Pembrokeshire
- ORML1957 META (Phase 2) marine energy testing areas at Warrior Way, Dale Roads and East Pickard Bay
- No 02 - 2023 Marine safety in the Dee Conservancy statutory reporting of accidents and serious injuries
- Marine Area Statement
- Marine algal blooms
- Introduction to Wales’ Marine Area Statement
- Marine Area Statement - news, blogs and events
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Skomer Marine Conservation Zone, near Milford Haven
Unique underwater world, rich in plant and animal life
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28 Sep 2021
NRW report identifies essential marine habitats that could be restoredNatural Resources Wales (NRW) has published a marine restoration report that shows the potential to restore marine environments in Wales back into prospering habitats and highlights the wider benefits they can offer.
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02 Dec 2022
NRW intent on future improvement at Marine Lake, RhylNRW will double down on its efforts to ensure Wales’ bathing waters are clean for people and wildlife following confirmation that Marine Lake in Rhyl has been classified as ‘poor’ in the latest Bathing Water Regulations 2022.