The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) is now a member of The Crown Estate’s recently launched Offshore Wind Evidence and Change Programme.
Manager of the Thames Tideway Tunnel project, Hannah Towner on the importance of working together with marine licence applicants.
Online improvements made to the Marine Management Organisation's marine licensing process.
...cost recovering on our advice to developers. We are working alongside industry on how we support them with pre-application advice and more information will be available in the coming year....
...and gravels for construction (aggregate dredging) to remove material to clear outfalls (clearance dredging) There has been increased interest in navigational dredging as the UK prepares to leave the EU,...
Integrated Marine Management Manager, Dr Emily Hardman, provides us with an insight into one of the smallest populated UK Overseas Territories, Pitcairn Island.
"You count fish don’t you?" "It's something to do with dolphins!" "Wind turbines!" This is just a few of the eloquent and descriptive ways my friends and family have described...
The MMO's Aisling Lannin explains the Marine Pioneer project and how nature is integral to decision making.
...obtains permission from the MMO in the form of a marine licence they may still need to separately apply for consent from other parts of Government. A marine licence does...
...to carry out sustainable marine aggregate extraction in English waters BMAPA and The Crown Estate have jointly published a new good practice guide. Good Practice Guidance: Extraction by Dredging of...