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Coverage of Natura 2000 network in Europe´s regional seas

Data Visualization Created 23 Jul 2015 Published 14 Jan 2016 Last modified 14 Jan 2016

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Natura 2000 data - the European network of protected sites provided by European Environment Agency (EEA)

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Marine protected areas in Europe's seas — An overview and perspectives for the future Europe's seas are under pressure. Marine protected areas (MPAs) can act as a key conservation measure to safeguard marine ecosystems and biodiversity as well as the services these ecosystems provide. The report provides an overview on progress made to date in establishing MPAs and MPA networks in Europe's seas, specifically MPAs reported by European Union (EU) Member States up to and including 2012. It also discusses how best to assess the effectiveness of these MPAs and determine their effectiveness in protecting biodiversity across Europe's seas.

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