The MMO's role in dredging associated with port development
Ports are essential to the UK economy and our ports sector is one of the largest in Europe. We answer some of the common questions about port development and the MMO’s role.
marine licensing
Delivering Blue Belt on Pitcairn Island
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Dr Emily Hardman (Blue Belt, MMO), Posted on:
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Categories:
Blue Belt, marine conservation, marine licensing, MMO corporate
Integrated Marine Management Manager, Dr Emily Hardman, provides us with an insight into one of the smallest populated UK Overseas Territories, Pitcairn Island.
How did a marine biologist become a service designer?
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Paul Kirk (Service Designer, MMO), Posted on:
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Categories:
Coastal, Digital, marine licensing
Paul Kirk, Service Designer at the MMO, discusses his first 6 months in the role and working with the fishing industry to develop the export process.
Marine Pioneer - How nature is integral to decision making
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Aisling Lannin, MMO Marine Pioneer, Posted on:
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Categories:
Coastal, fisheries, marine conservation, marine licensing, marine planning
The MMO's Aisling Lannin explains the Marine Pioneer project and how nature is integral to decision making.
MMO’s role in outfall pipes
Want to know who regulates piplelines and the substances which come out of them - find out here.
Support for good practice guidance
Marine sand and gravel extraction plays an increasingly important role in meeting the nation’s need for construction aggregate. New guidance to support the industry's long-term future and protect the environment and other seabed interests.
Improving regulation in the Tees Estuary
The MMO will work with the Environment Agency and Natural England to provide an efficient, consistent service that supports sustainable growth in the Tees Estuary.
Trudi Wakelin: my first 6 months
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Trudi Wakelin (Director of Marine Licensing), Posted on:
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marine licensing, Uncategorized
I am the Director of Marine Licensing and have been with the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) for 6 months.
Big data provides new insights into life on the seabed
Today marks the publication of a landmark study by scientists
Why do I need a licence to remove lost, abandoned or discarded fishing gear from the sea bed?
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Matthew Kinmond, MMO, Posted on:
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Categories:
Coastal, marine conservation, marine licensing
Our Senior Marine Licensing Manager Matthew Kinmond answers this question.