Marine planning engagement
The marine planning team tells us about recent engagement that has taken place on our North East, North West, South East and South West marine plans
Public sector paperless awards 2017
On the 6 July 2017 the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) had the pleasure of attending a gala dinner at the public sector paperless awards at the Royal Garden Hotel Kensington.
Production of marine plans - an update
The recent round of engagement as part of the development of the North West, North East, South West and South East marine plans was concluded on 31 March 2017.
Consultation on the Draft South Marine Plans
This week the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) launched the consultation on the Draft South Marine Plans. The consultation will be open between 7 November 2016 and 27 January 2017. Stakeholders will be able to comment via the MMO’s Citizen Space …
A new approach to assessing marine plan sustainability
Emma Jones from Ramboll Environ talks to the Marine Management Organisation about a new approach to assessing marine plan sustainability.
Managing the marine environment, together
The MMO works with a number of organisations at a local and national level to manage risks to the marine environment. One of our partners, the Environment Agency (EA), celebrated its 20th anniversary in Spring 2016. To mark this Craig …
Marine plans must be based on local knowledge - we need your views
Over the last two weeks we have been visiting all four corners of England’s coast, launching the start of marine planning for the north east, south east, south west and north west marine plan areas.
More opportunities for engagement is essential for next phase of marine plans
In April its two years since the East Marine Plan was published.
Coastal futures 2016
Coastal Futures represents the task facing marine planning.
Through access to marine data we can better protect and manage our seas
Our seas are an incredible resource for us all, but as population and industry grow so does our dependence on the marine environment. With national and international recognition that current levels of use and growth are unsustainable, the need to …