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Reference documents relevant for the reporting of Natura 2000


File HabComm2005:Updating of the Natura 2000 Standard Data Forms and Database — Sep 07, 2010
The purpose of this note to the members of the Habitats Committee is to define the procedure for updating the Standard Data Forms, keeping in mind that any modifications will need to be adequately justified on a scientific basis and must not be, in any case, the result of inadequate management of the sites.
File HabComm2009: Submitting electronic Natura 2000 data-sets via Reportnet — Sep 07, 2010
This note to the members of the Habitats Committee explains a request to Member States to send in future their electronic Natura 2000 datasets via Reportnet, an online reporting system managed by the European Environment Agency (EEA) especially designed to improve the efficiency of data-flows. The passage to Reportnet is a first step towards improving the Natura 2000 dataflow. The existing and agreed principles for the submission of Natura 2000 data will not be affected.
File HabComm2009: Annex — Sep 07, 2010
Note on the delivery of Natura 2000 electronic data-sets via Reportnet
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