Consultation outcome

Liverpool Bay / Bae Lerpwl Special Protection Area extension: consultation outcome

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Natural England and Natural Resources Wales
Published
9 November 2016
Last updated
31 August 2018 바카라 사이트� See all updates

Applies to England and Wales

This consultation has concluded

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Detail of outcome

This consultation concluded on 8 February 2017. The outcome report and final map area are attached on this page. The site바카라 사이트檚 is held on Natural England바카라 사이트檚 evidence catalogue.

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Original consultation

Summary

Natural England, Joint Nature Conservation Committee and Natural Resources Wales are seeking views on proposed changes to Liverpool Bay / Bae Lerpwl Special Protection Area (SPA).

This consultation ran from
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Consultation description

Special Protection Areas (SPAs) are special sites designated under the to protect rare, vulnerable and migratory birds.

The proposal for Liverpool Bay / Bae Lerpwl is to extend the SPA to support internationally important populations of:

  • common tern
  • little tern
  • little gull

This area is particularly important for the terns as much of the sea around their breeding colonies is the ideal habitat for plunge diving for food.

The proposal is also to add cormorant and red-breasted merganser to the waterbird assemblage as named species.

The proposal is available as a series of separate documents (attached above). You should:

  • read the consultation summary that sets out the aims of the proposal
  • read the departmental brief that provides the scientific explanation behind the proposal
  • use the maps to locate the proposal site and extension area
  • read the separate impact assessment on the Welsh portion of the site (available to read on the Natural Resources Wales website in and languages)

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Updates to this page

Published 9 November 2016
Last updated 31 August 2018 show all updates

  1. Citation replaced with updated version. Under qualifying species (under Article 4.1 of the Birds Directive) the little tern percentage of GB population amended from 2.9% to 6.84%. Citation version number, compilation date and the SPA reference number have been added to the document.

  2. Details of consultation outcome published.

  3. First published.

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