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Need to protect marine areas has ‘never been greater’, ministers told

The introduction of measures to prevent “damaging” activities in many of Scotland’s Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) has “stalled”, environmental campaigners claimed. While green groups celebrated when the Scottish Government designated 32 MPAs a ...

12 Aug 2024 at 00:01

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North Donegal coast identified as potential marine protected area

North Donegal's coast has been identified as high biodiversity ‘Area of Interest’ for potential Marine Protected Area (MPA) designation, in a recent report by Fair Seas, a coalition of Irish environmental non-governmental organizations ...

29 Jul 2022 at 15:33

Local News

North Donegal coast identified as potential marine protected area

29 Jul 2022 at 15:33

Dogger Bank among four areas of English seas protected from damaging fishing

Dogger Bank is one of four areas of English seas that will be protected from damaging fishing, the Government has announced in a move welcomed by campaigners. Byelaws banning bottom trawling fishing gear will be brought ...

13 Apr 2022 at 20:55

Scotland

Ministers urged to deliver ‘proper protection’ for ‘precious’ marine ecosystems

Holyrood ministers are being urged to deliver “proper protection” for Scotland’s marine protected areas (MPAs) – with campaigners insisting “destructive” fishing practices have no place in such zones. Marine ...

20 Oct 2025 at 00:01

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