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Regulation
33 advice was published in Jan 2000. It is Natural England’s advice to other relevant
authorities as to (a) the conservation objectives and
(b) any operations which may cause deterioration of
natural habitats or the habitats of species, or
disturbance of species for the Morecambe Bay European
marine site.
 Regulation
33 Advice 491 KB
The Management
Scheme (2001) identifies the issues and actions
which fall within the responsibilities of relevant
authorities. It
sets out the management objectives for the site and
the actions agreed by relevant authorities to achieve
these objectives.
Management
Scheme 622KB
Caring
for Morecambe Bay is a summary of the management
scheme presented in straight-forward (non-technical)
language and style.
Caring
for Morecambe Bay (1,099
KB - this file is large and has long download
times)
Secrets
of the Sands is a coffee-table style summary of the
features and assets that make Morecambe Bay
special.
Secrets of the Sands (2,525
KB - this file is very large and has long download
times)
Actions by the relevant
authorities to deliver the management scheme were last
reviewed and compiled into an Achievement
Report in 2007.
This Achievement report was presented to the
October 2006 Conference of the Morecambe Bay
Partnership.
Achievement
Report 2007 (not yet available to download)
The Management Group has
agreed to review and revise this with a tighter focus
on the priority actions.
This revised Action
Plan is a live document that is reviewed at each
Management meeting (every 6 months). The latest Action Plan is dated September 2007.
Action Plan 2006-2009 (81 KB)
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The local communities around the bay, and our
visitors, benefit from Morecambe Bay being a high quality environment. The
European marine site Management Scheme is an important mechanism to achieve
protection, enhancement and sustainable use of this natural environment.
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