Do you know how many vessels use our seas?
Almost 8,500 ships of 300 tonnes or over went through English waters in a recent six-week study period.
marine planning
Why should students be interested in marine planning?
Caitriona Shannon is currently studying for a Masters in Sustainability and Environmental Politics and Policy at the University of Leeds. She has been with the MMO this week to find out more about marine planning.
The Wildlife Trusts discuss management of our seas
Eleanor Stone, Marine Planning Officer for the Wildlife Trusts, discusses her recent visit to the MMO's offices in Newcastle.
How do we explain what marine planning means for you?
Marine planning is a real milestone for our seas, but explaining how a plan impacts on everyday activities in the marine area can be a challenge.
Marine licensing improvements highlighted in Parliament
The Marine Management Organisation’s (MMO’s) work to improve regulation of marine development was recently put on display at parliamentary reception.
Marine Information System
MMO marine planner Nat Percival explains how the Marine Information System (MIS) works.
The role of a Marine Planning Implementation Officer
Marine planning implementation officer for the East, Stacey Clarke, explains her job.
A local authority's perspective on marine plans
Alex Codd, City Planning Manager, Hull City Council, discusses his organisation's involvement in the development of the marine plans, and their relevance for the offshore wind industry.
Marine planning and The Crown Estate
Susan Kidd, Marine Planning Manager at The Crown Estate, explains how planning will benefit her work.
Environmental importance of the marine plans
Alec Taylor, Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) Marine Policy Officer, explains why the adoption of the East marine plans holds environmental importance.