Issue Exchange
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In this section you can find issues (problems) and solutions relating to how different socio-economic sectors work with Natura 2000 sites. You can also add and reply to issues. |
The establishment of Natura 2000 protected areas across Europe to help protected vulnerable habitats and bird species should bring about many benefits for Europe's natural heritage and biodiversity. However, the sites also impact on many stakeholders, in sectors as diverse as land owners, energy companies, fisheries, tourism and port management. These sectors need to accommodate Natura 2000 protected areas into their operations. To do this presents many challenges and issues, especially with regard to cooperating with stakeholders and resolving conflicts. By sharing information and best practice, we stand a better chance of overcoming these issues.
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Issues for specific sectors:
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These are links to sectoral mini-sites
How to find, reply to and add issues
- Use the links above to view issues from all sectors, including any generic issues, or just those issues relating to a specific sector represented in this site. You can also choose a quick overview of all issues added in the last 30 days.
- To reply to an issue, click the 'Comment' button below an issue*
- To add an issue, click 'Add new issue' and follow the instructions*.
*Note: you need a user account and you must be logged-in to add or comment on issues. Click here to register for a user account.
