EUROPARC Atlantic Isles brings together organisations and individuals, who manage protected areas in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and the Republic of Ireland. We are a section of the EUROPARC Federation. Our members bring with them a wealth of experience and expertise from national parks, regional parks, areas of outstanding natural beauty, local authorities, government agencies and non-governmental organisations. We aim to use our strong international connections to promote good practice and policy in protected area management.
Wednesday 20th November at 12.00 The webinar will look at Fisheries assessment for management measures in Cromer Shoal Chalk Beds Marine Conservation Zone in Norfolk, UK, and will be presented by Fiona Tibbit – Marine Lead Adviser, Natural England, and Alice Tebb – Agents of Change Project Coordinator, Marine Conservation Society Register for webinar here
Historically, kelp was abundant along the West Sussex coastline, but this important habitat has diminished over time, leaving just a few small patches and individual plants, mostly in shallow water and along the shoreline. The Help Our Kelp partnership, wants to bring it back! They are consulting on the project – find out more here
Durham Heritage Coast 2 October 2019 An opportunity to get out of the office, visit great coastal sites and meet and share experience with other EAI members. Each day will start with a short meeting, followed by a tour to look at issues and projects that are being undertaken Main themes – history, legacy issues […]
September 24th to 27th in Kemeri National Park, Latvia. Registrations are now open, please find all information in the Conference official website at www.europarc2019.com
Photos from: Isles of Scilly AONB, Antrim Coast and Glens AONB / Evelyn McCormick & Kim Glass, Cotswolds Conservation Board, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority, North Pennines AONB and European Geopark / Shane Harris, Howardian Hills AONB Unit.
Acknowledgements
EAI is immensely grateful to Natural England, Natural Resources Wales and Scottish Natural Heritage for their grant funding in 2016-17.
