Natura 2000 Presentation - Baltic Sea RAC

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Natura 2000 in relation to Baltic Sea Protection Areas Intersect N2000 - BSPA Marine N2000 (km²) (km²) (%) Denmark 7,950 2,637 33.2 Estonia 6,532 2,777 42.5 Finland 6,695 5,392 80.5 Germany 6,208 4,550 73.3 Latvia 560 252 45 Lithuania 691 362 52.3 Poland 7,205 1,146 15.9 Russia n.a. n.a. n.a. Sweden 6,744 3,351 49.7 Baltic Sea 44,203 36,536 82.7 Total coverage over 12 % of the Baltic Sea marine area - HELCOM 2010
Facts of Natura 2000 • Key aim is to restore or maintain habitats and species of EU conservation concern at a favourable conservation status • Human activities are not automatically excluded – emphasis is on ensuring that they are sustainable and compatible with conservation objectives • Embraces nature reserves, national parks, private areas etc. • Total >26.000 sites, 760.000 km², ~18 % of EU 27 territory – 2.247 sites with >5 % marine component, total marine component 242.000 km2 – 89 sites with >5 % offshore component, total offshore component 58.466 km2 • Largely completed on land but needs to be extended to marine, especially offshore
Page 1 and 2: Natura 2000 network in the Baltic s
Page 3 and 4: Marine Natura 2000 in context of in
Page 5: Natura 2000 in relation to Marine S
Page 9 and 10: Area of application of Marine Natur
Page 11 and 12: How are Natura 2000 sites selected?
Page 13 and 14: Biogeographical seminar Sopot 2009
Page 15 and 16: Biogeographical seminar Sopot 2009
Page 17 and 18: Key elements of Commission’s Mari
Page 19 and 20: Key issues in order to halt the los

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