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Percentage of seabird species in OSPAR Region II (Greater North Sea) and Region III (Celtic seas) within target levels of abundance

Data Visualization Created 21 May 2015 Published 29 Jun 2015 Last modified 29 Jun 2015

Topics: Marine ,

ICES collated and analysed the data for the ecological quality objective (EcoQO) indicator on breeding seabird population trends in OSPAR Regions II and III for the period 1986–2012. They Estimated species-specific trends from annual counts of each species.

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OSPAR request on an update of the ecological quality objective (EcoQO) on seabird population trends provided by International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES)

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OSPAR request on an update of the ecological quality objective (EcoQO) on seabird population trends

OSPAR request on an update of the ecological quality objective (EcoQO) on seabird population trends

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State of Europe's seas

State of Europe's seas The main aim of this report is to assess whether Europe's seas can be considered healthy, clean and undisturbed, and productive. These are three core aspects of the EU's main marine policy instrument — the Marine Strategy Framework Directive — and relate to the condition of marine ecosystems and the human drivers of ecosystem change. This assessment also involves identifying the main sustainability challenges affecting our seas, and how the EU is responding to these challenges. Ultimately, the report argues that EU is not on the path to fulfil its ambition of achieving sustainable use of its seas; although it is fully empowered to do so through the current array of policies and knowledge. This report also discusses how a long-term transition to sustainability could then be secured using the available policies and knowledge.

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Geographic coverage

Celtic Sea , North Sea

Temporal coverage

1986-2012

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