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Campaign clarification

Due to numerous requests, we would like to clarify the difference between the Marine Conservation Zone Project and the ‘Your Seas, Your Voice’ campaign.

The Marine Conservation Zone project is a partnership project working with people who use the sea for their livelihood or leisure to identify Marine Conservation Zones. The project will make its recommendations to the government.

The ‘Your Seas, Your Voice’ campaign is run by the Marine Conservation Society (MCS), the UK charity for the protection of British seas.

The Marine Conservation Society is one of the organisations engaged with the Marine Conservation Zones Project and has a spokesperson on each of the four regional stakeholder groups.

The information gathered through the ‘Your Seas Your Voice’ campaign is being considered alongside relevant data brought to the negotiations by representatives of other sea users and interest groups.

It is important to understand that the MCZ Project’s final recommendations may be different to suggestions put forward by the ‘Your Seas, Your Voice’ campaign.

It is the MCZ Project that will be sending the final recommendations later this year to the independent Science Advisory Panel, the Joint Nature Conservation Committee and Natural England

 

 

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  • What's the difference between Marine Conservation Zones and the Your Seas Your Voice campaign?

  • Our Regional Stakeholder Group's most recent progress report showing potential Marine Conservation Zones is now available to download.  

  • Find out how to contact your spokesperson on the Irish Sea Regional Stakeholder Group.

  • Find out how you can have your say on Marine Conservation Zones in the Irish Sea.

  • What are Marine Conservation Zones, where will they be and who chooses them?  

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  • The latest suggestions for possible Marine Conservation Zones in the Irish Sea project area have been published.

  • The four MCZ projects around England will have several extra months to deliver their recommendations to the government.

  • We’d like to thank everyone who took the time to meet our liaison staff or fill in questionnaires during 2010.