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On-island update: working with the St Helena Government
On-island update: working with the St Helena Government
My Name is Rhys and I am the Marine Conservation Officer on St Helena.
MMO’s role in outfall pipes
Want to know who regulates piplelines and the substances which come out of them - find out here.
Aliens, monks and cannibals – update on marine wildlife crime enforcement
The MMO presented an update on our marine wildlife crime enforcement work at the annual Wildlife Crime Enforcers Conference.
How fish quotas for 2018 are set
How the process of setting quota limits for the amount of fish UK vessels can catch currently works.
Compliance and enforcement solutions for the Overseas Territories
The Head of Enforcement and Compliance for the Blue Belt programme discusses his work to to identify sustainable compliance and enforcement solutions for the UK Overseas Territories.
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.
Torbay cleaner coast initiative
As a Marine Planner I am also passionate about our marine environment and recently volunteered in the launch of a new initiative which aims to clean up and protect the coastal habitats in Torbay, Devon.
Innovations and technology to protect our Overseas Territories
Marine protected areas (MPAs) currently cover over 5% of the world’s ocean
Trudi Wakelin: my first 6 months
I am the Director of Marine Licensing and have been with the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) for 6 months.
Focus on (EMFF) - Seafish
In the fourth of our series of EMFF Focus On’s we look at Seafish and the funding supplied to provide safety training to new and commercial fishermen in England.