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Coastal lagoons

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wide range of geographical and ecological variation; five main sub-types have been identified in the UK ... UK status and distribution Coastal lagoons are a relatively uncommon habitat in the UK.

Marine Noise Registry

Published date 2020-07-01

JNCC developed, hosts and maintains the UK Marine Noise Registry (MNR), guided by and on behalf of Defra ... Developing the MNR was a commitment made in the UK Marine Strategy.

This reporting requirement has since been translated into the Habitats Regulations on which the UK is ... These are habitats and species for which the UK had European level conservation responsibilities.

SS.SMu.CFiMu.BlyrAchi Brissopsis lyrifera and Amphiura chiajei in circalittoral mud

Published date 2015-03

In addition, in certain areas of the UK such as the northern Irish Sea, this community may also contain

Ramshorn snail [Anisus vorticulus]

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View UK distribution of this species . ... The Broads is one of the three main population centres for this species in the UK.

Welcome to our new website

Published date 2021-03-11

information about our services, along with case studies and news items that highlight our work both in the UK

History of JNCC

Published date 2019-05-23

JNCC was established by the country agencies under the same Act to handle the science-based GB/ UK and ... The UK Government remained responsible for negotiating the UK framework of environmental legislation

TSDA Challenge 3

Published date 2024-11-19

The UK Terrestrial Evidence Partnership of Partnership (UKTEPoP) also works more broadly towards engaging

SS.SCS.CCS.Blan Branchiostoma lanceolatum in circalittoral coarse sand with shell gravel

Published date 2015-03

Echinocyamus pusillus, Glycera lapidum, Polygordius, Pisione remota, and Arcopagia crassa (in the south of the UK

Gemma Harper appointed as CEO

Published date 2021-08-10

She brings a wealth of experience and real enthusiasm for JNCC’s work across the UK and internationally