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European Marine Sites
19 December 2012 16:15
Currently, the Eastern IFCA is working alongside Defra and the MMO on the refreshed approach to the management of fisheries within these sites. More information can be found here: http://www.marinemanagement.org.uk/protecting/conservation/ems_fisheries.htm
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Marine Conservation Zones
19 December 2012 14:54
The UK is committed to creating a coherent network of marine protected areas along its coastline and adjoining seas. To complement the existing European Marine Site network, aRead More >
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Shrimp Accreditation
30 January 2012 13:41
This page contains all the information compiled to explore MSC Accreditation of the Shrimp fisheries within the EIFCA District. Pre-Assessment Report for the East Coast Brown and PinkRead More >
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Sweep Project
15 November 2011 13:35
STUDY OF THE WASH EMBAYMENT ENVIRONMENT AND PRODUCTIVITY (SWEEP) INTRODUCTION TO THE SWEEP PROJECT The Wash represents one of the premier coastal marine ecological sites in the UnitedRead More >
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Defra guidance published
07 November 2011 10:01
Defra have published a series of guidance documents, aimed at IFCAs and containing advice on implementing various aspects of the new role. This includes discussion of risk-based enforcement,Read More >
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Derogations
24 August 2011 15:58
Given the responsibilities placed upon Eastern IFCA with regard to Marine Protected Areas (MPA) and the significant liabilities therein, a new derogation process is in use. Derogations mayRead More >
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Stour and Orwell clam fisheries closure
07 July 2011 9:51
As of 4th July, 2011 a temporary closure of clam fisheries within the Rivers Stour and Orwell is in operation. This has been brought jointly under Eastern IFCARead More >
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Defra fisheries reform consultation
27 June 2011 14:24
Defra have recently been consulting on domestic fisheries reform in England, one of the key issues being access for the smaller-scale fleet. This is particularly relevant to theRead More >
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Eastern Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority launched…
01 April 2011 0:00
On 31st March, 2011 Eastern Sea Fisheries Joint Committee ceased to exist after over 100 years of inshore fisheries management. It has been replaced by Eastern Inshore FisheriesRead More >