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Use this form to report any action taken under a volunteer bat roost visitor licence.
Find out when and how to appeal if Natural England refuses you consent to carry out an activity on a site of special scientific interest.
Get conservation advice on the impact of activity on a marine site and find out the status of advice using the interactive map.
Get a general licence to temporarily possess and transport dead bats for testing as part of the passive surveillance for bat rabies project.
Get a general licence to sell black-headed gull eggs for human consumption if you're a retailer or restaurateur.
How to create a blanket bog restoration plan and what you need to include.
The byelaw for bottom towed fishing gear, including an impact assessment and charts.
Get a general licence to sell dead wild red squirrels and pine martens.
Use Natural England’s advice packages to find out if your activity, proposal or area has a potential impact on MPAs and the species and habitats within them.
Find out how to appeal if Natural England serves you with a management notice for works on a site of special scientific interest (SSSI).
Advice for licensed operators on how to cage-trap, vaccinate and mark badgers to control bovine tuberculosis (TB) in England.
This treaty was presented to Parliament in March 1994.
A high-level view for all European marine sites and the first tranche of Marine Conservation Zones in English waters, including some current actions on site management.
How to identify if Eurasian beavers are on your land.
Find the alternative feature, sub feature or supporting habitat name used in the marine site maps and the corresponding conservation advice package.
How to engage with your stakeholders when planning to release Eurasian beavers into the wild.
Convention for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR)
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