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Issue Exchange

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 could also impact on many stakeholders within the European sea ports sector. These stakeholders need to accommodate Natura 2000 protected areas into their operations. To do this presents challenges and issues. By sharing information and best practice, we stand a better chance of overcoming these issues.

In this section you can find issues (problems) and solutions relating to how different stakeholders within the sea ports sector work with Natura 2000 sites.

 

  
How to use the Issue Exchange

  • Use the links above to view and add issues. You can view just the issues within this sector mini-site, or view issues from other sectors, and also generic (cross-sector) issues by using the main top level Issue Exchange.
  • To comment on an issue, click the 'Comment' button below an issue*
  • To add an issue, follow the instructions on the right*

 

*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.

 

Document Actions

How to add an issue:

  1. Log in*
  2. Click the 'Add new issue' link
  3. Complete the form
  4. Click the 'Save' button at the end
  5. To submit the issue to the web manager, click the arrow next to 'Private' on the editing toolbar and choose 'Submit for publication'. Your issue will be reviewed and published.

*To submit an issue you must have a user account

 
Natura 2000 - Europe's nature for you. All 27 countries of the EU are working together through the Natura 2000 network to safeguard Europe's rich and diverse natural heritage for the benefit of all