All at sea?  Marine conservation in post-Brexit Wales

Kerry Lewis; Blaise Bullimore

All at sea? Marine conservation in post-Brexit Wales

Kerry Lewis, Blaise Bullimore

Aberystwyth Law School

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Abstract

Marine nature conservation is not going well in Wales where designated marine protected areas have benefitted from vanishingly little management. Quitting the EU looks likely to make things worse rather than better, despite apparent safety nets provided by recent, allegedly progressive, Welsh environmental legislation.

Original language	English
Journal	ECOS
Volume	38
Issue number	3
Publication status	Published - 31 Jul 2017

Keywords

Brexit
Wales
marine conservation
environmental law
environmental management
MARINE PROTECTED AREAS

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All at sea? marine protection in post-Brexit WalesAccepted author manuscript, 453 KB

https://www.banc.org.uk/ecos-38-3-all-at-sea/

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