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Wildlife law and policy
Wildlife law and policy
Wildlife law in the UK has important implications for how you can conduct works on site and is based on:
- international agreements that the UK Government has signed up to
- protecting sites and species that best represent British wildlife
Some wildlife and ecological regulations are tied in to the planning system with the aim of providing for the conservation of wildlife, whilst at the same time, encouraging sustainable development.
Current Legislation
The current legislation is detailed in the following tables:
- International Conventions and Directives
- European Community Directives
- National Law and Regulations
- Planning Legislation and Wildlife
- Animal Welfare Legislation
Also see the following sections:
Recent developments: legislation & policy
This section covers the content and implications of new policy and commissioned reports that either have or will affect legislation in relation to biodiversity and ecology.
Planning guidance: England
Planning guidance: Wales
Case law examples
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Thomson's wildlife
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