Member State report / Art8-2024 / 2024 / D1-B / Germany / Baltic Sea

Report type Member State report to Commission
MSFD Article Art8
Report due 2024-10-15
GES Descriptor D1 Birds
Member State Germany
Region/subregion Baltic Sea
Report date 2024-10-15 10:22:35

BAL-DE-MS-001

Regional assessment area
Component MRUs
GES component
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
D1B
Feature
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Benthic-feeding birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Grazing birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Pelagic-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Surface-feeding birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Wading birds
Element
Aythya ferina
Aythya ferina
Aythya ferina
Aythya ferina
Aythya ferina
Aythya fuligula
Aythya fuligula
Aythya fuligula
Aythya fuligula
Aythya fuligula
Aythya fuligula
Aythya fuligula
Aythya fuligula
Aythya fuligula
Aythya fuligula
Aythya marila
Aythya marila
Aythya marila
Aythya marila
Aythya marila
Bucephala clangula
Bucephala clangula
Bucephala clangula
Bucephala clangula
Bucephala clangula
Clangula hyemalis
Clangula hyemalis
Clangula hyemalis
Clangula hyemalis
Clangula hyemalis
Clangula hyemalis
Melanitta fusca
Melanitta fusca
Melanitta fusca
Melanitta fusca
Melanitta fusca
Melanitta fusca
Melanitta nigra
Melanitta nigra
Melanitta nigra
Melanitta nigra
Melanitta nigra
Melanitta nigra
Somateria mollissima
Somateria mollissima
Somateria mollissima
Somateria mollissima
Somateria mollissima
Somateria mollissima
Somateria mollissima
Somateria mollissima
Somateria mollissima
Somateria mollissima
Somateria mollissima
Anas acuta
Anas acuta
Anas acuta
Anas acuta
Anas acuta
Anas platyrhynchos
Anas platyrhynchos
Anas platyrhynchos
Anas platyrhynchos
Anas platyrhynchos
Anser anser
Anser anser
Anser anser
Anser anser
Anser anser
Cygnus bewickii
Cygnus bewickii
Cygnus bewickii
Cygnus bewickii
Cygnus bewickii
Cygnus cygnus
Cygnus cygnus
Cygnus cygnus
Cygnus cygnus
Cygnus cygnus
Cygnus olor
Cygnus olor
Cygnus olor
Cygnus olor
Cygnus olor
Cygnus olor
Cygnus olor
Cygnus olor
Cygnus olor
Cygnus olor
Fulica atra
Fulica atra
Fulica atra
Fulica atra
Fulica atra
Mareca penelope
Mareca penelope
Mareca penelope
Mareca penelope
Mareca penelope
Alca torda
Alca torda
Alca torda
Alca torda
Alca torda
Cepphus grylle
Cepphus grylle
Cepphus grylle
Cepphus grylle
Cepphus grylle
Gavia arctica
Gavia arctica
Gavia arctica
Gavia arctica
Gavia arctica
Gavia arctica
Gavia stellata
Gavia stellata
Gavia stellata
Gavia stellata
Gavia stellata
Gavia stellata
Mergellus albellus
Mergellus albellus
Mergellus albellus
Mergellus albellus
Mergellus albellus
Mergus merganser
Mergus merganser
Mergus merganser
Mergus merganser
Mergus merganser
Mergus merganser
Mergus merganser
Mergus merganser
Mergus merganser
Mergus merganser
Mergus serrator
Mergus serrator
Mergus serrator
Mergus serrator
Mergus serrator
Mergus serrator
Mergus serrator
Mergus serrator
Mergus serrator
Mergus serrator
Mergus serrator
Phalacrocorax carbo
Phalacrocorax carbo
Phalacrocorax carbo
Phalacrocorax carbo
Phalacrocorax carbo
Phalacrocorax carbo
Phalacrocorax carbo
Phalacrocorax carbo
Phalacrocorax carbo
Phalacrocorax carbo
Phalacrocorax carbo
Podiceps auritus
Podiceps auritus
Podiceps auritus
Podiceps auritus
Podiceps auritus
Podiceps auritus
Podiceps cristatus
Podiceps cristatus
Podiceps cristatus
Podiceps cristatus
Podiceps cristatus
Podiceps cristatus
Podiceps cristatus
Podiceps cristatus
Podiceps cristatus
Podiceps cristatus
Podiceps cristatus
Podiceps grisegena
Podiceps grisegena
Podiceps grisegena
Podiceps grisegena
Podiceps grisegena
Podiceps grisegena
Uria aalge
Uria aalge
Uria aalge
Uria aalge
Uria aalge
Hydrocoloeus minutus
Hydrocoloeus minutus
Hydrocoloeus minutus
Hydrocoloeus minutus
Hydrocoloeus minutus
Larus argentatus
Larus argentatus
Larus argentatus
Larus argentatus
Larus argentatus
Larus argentatus
Larus argentatus
Larus argentatus
Larus argentatus
Larus argentatus
Larus canus
Larus canus
Larus canus
Larus canus
Larus canus
Larus canus
Larus canus
Larus canus
Larus canus
Larus canus
Larus fuscus
Larus fuscus
Larus fuscus
Larus fuscus
Larus fuscus
Larus marinus
Larus marinus
Larus marinus
Larus marinus
Larus marinus
Larus marinus
Larus marinus
Larus marinus
Larus marinus
Larus marinus
Larus marinus
Larus ridibundus
Larus ridibundus
Larus ridibundus
Larus ridibundus
Larus ridibundus
Larus ridibundus
Larus ridibundus
Larus ridibundus
Larus ridibundus
Larus ridibundus
Sterna hirundo
Sterna hirundo
Sterna hirundo
Sterna hirundo
Sterna hirundo
Sterna paradisaea
Sterna paradisaea
Sterna paradisaea
Sterna paradisaea
Sterna paradisaea
Sterna sandvicensis
Sterna sandvicensis
Sterna sandvicensis
Sterna sandvicensis
Sterna sandvicensis
Sternula albifrons
Sternula albifrons
Sternula albifrons
Sternula albifrons
Sternula albifrons
Anas crecca
Anas crecca
Anas crecca
Anas crecca
Anas crecca
Calidris alpina
Calidris alpina
Calidris alpina
Calidris alpina
Calidris alpina
Charadrius hiaticula
Charadrius hiaticula
Charadrius hiaticula
Charadrius hiaticula
Charadrius hiaticula
Haematopus ostralegus
Haematopus ostralegus
Haematopus ostralegus
Haematopus ostralegus
Haematopus ostralegus
Philomachus pugnax
Philomachus pugnax
Philomachus pugnax
Philomachus pugnax
Philomachus pugnax
Recurvirostra avosetta
Recurvirostra avosetta
Recurvirostra avosetta
Recurvirostra avosetta
Recurvirostra avosetta
Tadorna tadorna
Tadorna tadorna
Tadorna tadorna
Tadorna tadorna
Tadorna tadorna
Element extent
Trend element
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Improving
Improving
Improving
Improving
Improving
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Deteriorating
Not assessed
Not assessed
Not assessed
Not assessed
Not assessed
Improving
Improving
Improving
Improving
Improving
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Stable
Element 2
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
non-breeding
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
breaking
Element source
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
EU
Criterion
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
D1C1
D1C2
D1C3
D1C4
D1C5
Parameter
BR
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Stranding
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Stranding
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Stranding
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Stranding
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Stranding
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Stranding
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Stranding
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Stranding
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Stranding
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Stranding
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Stranding
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
BR
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Stranding
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Stranding
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
ABU-Breeding
Breeding success
Unknown
Unknown
Threshold value upper
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
0.7
Threshold value lower
Threshold value operator
>=
>=
>=
<=
>=
>=
<=
>=
>=
<=
>=
>=
<=
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>=
>=
<=
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Threshold qualitative
No by-catch
No by-catch
No by-catch
No significantly decreasing trend.
No by-catch
No significant negative stock trend
No by-catch
No significant negative stock trend
No significantly decreasing trend.
No by-catch
No significantly decreasing trend.
No by-catch
No significantly decreasing trend.
No by-catch
No significantly decreasing trend.
No by-catch
No significant negative stock trend
No significant negative stock trend
No by-catch
No significant negative stock trend
No significant negative stock trend
No by-catch
No significant negative stock trend
No significantly decreasing trend.
No significant negative stock trend
No significant negative stock trend
No significant negative stock trend
No significant negative stock trend
No significant negative stock trend
Threshold value source
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
National
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
National
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
National
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Helsinki Convention
Value achieved upper
0.50705277723545
0.24328220087408
0.72184671131143
0.89211023272507
0.90567145153162
0.321
0.62050204466049
0.73029221214907
1.7800310458353
1.5661342445955
0.7644638281742
4.043049
0.981918
2.438866
0.64273
1.365894
0.616873
1.29432
1.101209
2.611967
0.54327626952487
3.2396533592758
1.9501134176086
1.875
1.8203599553507
0.49413091172569
0.90538247478936
1.3417704474281
1.7814965704916
2.6114546647707
1.0151334565028
1.6464319563023
0.86397840064234
0.787437
0.46653934325119
9.781163
2.3987
0.53905
0.541746
0.378962
0.343661
1.060986
2.016545
0.034931
0.835092
0.65421
0.888089
1.063212
Value achieved lower
Value unit
index
index
index
no unit
index
index
no unit
index
index
no unit
no unit
index
no unit
no unit
index
index
no unit
no unit
index
index
index
index
index
index
index
index
index
index
no unit
no unit
no unit
no unit
no unit
index
no unit
no unit
index
index
index
index
index
no unit
no unit
index
index
no unit
index
no unit
no unit
index
index
no unit
index
no unit
no unit
index
no unit
no unit
index
no unit
index
no unit
index
index
no unit
index
index
no unit
index
index
index
index
index
index
index
index
index
index
index
Proportion threshold value
Proportion value achieved
Proportion threshold value unit
Trend parameter
Not assessed
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Stable
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Stable
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Deteriorating
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Stable
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Stable
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Stable
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Stable
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Improving
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Deteriorating
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Improving
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Deteriorating
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Improving
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Stable
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Parameter achieved
Not assessed
No
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
No
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
No
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
No
No
No
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
No
Yes
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
No
Yes
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Yes
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
No
Yes
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
No
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
No
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
No
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
No
Yes
No
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
No
Yes
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Yes
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
No
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
No
Yes
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Yes
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Yes
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
No
Yes
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Yes
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Yes
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
No
Yes
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Yes
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
No
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
No
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Yes
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Yes
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
No
No
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
No
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
No
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
No
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Yes
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
No
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
No
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Not assessed
Not assessed
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Description parameter
Due to the time-spatial overlap between the presence of the species and fishing activities causing by-catches of this species (gillnet fishing), it can be assumed that by-catches are taking place (assessment method 3 of the HELCOM indicator ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds in fishing gear’). The criterion was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated.
Due to the time-spatial overlap between the presence of the species and fishing activities causing by-catches of this species (gillnet fishing), it can be assumed that by-catches are taking place (assessment method 3 of the HELCOM indicator ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds in fishing gear’). The criterion was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated.
Valuation based on offshore censuses. The parameter was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated.
Assessment based on coastal censuses. The parameter was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated.
Due to the time-spatial overlap between the presence of the species and fishing activities causing by-catches of this species (gillnet fishing), it can be assumed that by-catches are taking place (assessment method 3 of the HELCOM indicator ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds in fishing gear’). The criterion was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated.
Stock trend in the offshore area due to seabird monitoring.
The parameter was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated.
Due to the time-spatial overlap between the presence of the species and fishing activities causing by-catches of this species (gillnet fishing), it can be assumed that by-catches are taking place (assessment method 3 of the HELCOM indicator ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds in fishing gear’). The criterion was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated.
Stock trend in the offshore area due to seabird monitoring.
The parameter was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated.
Due to the time-spatial overlap between the presence of the species and fishing activities causing by-catches of this species (gillnet fishing), it can be assumed that by-catches are taking place (assessment method 3 of the HELCOM indicator ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds in fishing gear’). The criterion was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated.
Stock trend in the offshore area due to seabird monitoring.
The parameter was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated.
Stock trend in the offshore area due to seabird monitoring.
Due to the time-spatial overlap between the presence of the species and fishing activities causing by-catches of this species (gillnet fishing), it can be assumed that by-catches are taking place (assessment method 3 of the HELCOM indicator ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds in fishing gear’). The criterion was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated.
Stock trend in the offshore area due to seabird monitoring.
Due to the time-spatial overlap between the presence of the species and fishing activities causing by-catches of this species (gillnet fishing), it can be assumed that by-catches are taking place (assessment method 3 of the HELCOM indicator ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds in fishing gear’). The criterion was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated.
Stock trend in the offshore area due to seabird monitoring.
Assessment based on coastal censuses. In the context of the MSFD 2018 reporting, the element was not assessed with this indicator, so no trend is reported.
Due to the time-spatial overlap between the presence of the species and fishing activities causing by-catches of this species (gillnet fishing), it can be assumed that by-catches are taking place (assessment method 3 of the HELCOM indicator ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds in fishing gear’). The criterion was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated.
Stock trend in the offshore area due to seabird monitoring.
Assessment based on coastal censuses. In the context of the MSFD 2018 reporting, the element was not assessed with this indicator, so no trend is reported.
Assessment based on coastal censuses.
Assessment based on coastal censuses.
Due to the time-spatial overlap between the presence of the species and fishing activities causing by-catches of this species (gillnet fishing), it can be assumed that by-catches are taking place (assessment method 3 of the HELCOM indicator ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds in fishing gear’). The criterion was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated.
Stock trend in the offshore area due to seabird monitoring.
Assessment based on coastal censuses.
Stock trend in the offshore area due to seabird monitoring.
Assessment based on coastal censuses.
Due to the time-spatial overlap between the presence of the species and fishing activities causing by-catches of this species (gillnet fishing), it can be assumed that by-catches are taking place (assessment method 3 of the HELCOM indicator ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds in fishing gear’). The criterion was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated.
Stock trend in the offshore area due to seabird monitoring.
Assessment based on coastal censuses. In the context of the MSFD 2018 reporting, the element was not assessed with this indicator, so no trend is reported.
Stock trend in the offshore area due to seabird monitoring. In the context of the MSFD 2018 reporting, the element was not assessed with this indicator, so no trend is reported.
Assessment based on coastal censuses.
Due to the time-spatial overlap between the presence of the species and fishing activities causing by-catches of this species (gillnet fishing), it can be assumed that by-catches are taking place (assessment method 3 of the HELCOM indicator ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds in fishing gear’). The criterion was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated.
Stock trend in the offshore area due to seabird monitoring.
Assessment based on coastal censuses. In the context of the MSFD 2018 reporting, the element was not assessed with this indicator, so no trend is reported.
Stock trend in the offshore area due to seabird monitoring.
The parameter was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated. Stock trend in the offshore area due to seabird monitoring.
Stock trend in the offshore area due to seabird monitoring.
Stock trend in the offshore area due to seabird monitoring.
Assessment based on coastal censuses.
The parameter was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated. Stock trend in the offshore area due to seabird monitoring.
Related indicator
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_DrMaWb
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbWi
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
  • HELC_BIOD_AbWbBr
Criteria status
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Description criteria
Insufficient data are available for the assessment of criterion D1C1.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
Insufficient data are available for the assessment of criterion D1C1.
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
Insufficient data are available for the assessment of criterion D1C1.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
Insufficient data are available for the assessment of criterion D1C1.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
Insufficient data are available for the assessment of criterion D1C1.
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
Insufficient data are available for the assessment of criterion D1C1.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
Insufficient data are available for the assessment of criterion D1C1.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
Insufficient data are available for the assessment of criterion D1C1.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
Insufficient data are available for the assessment of criterion D1C1.
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
Insufficient data are available for the assessment of criterion D1C1.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
Insufficient data are available for the assessment of criterion D1C1.
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
Insufficient data are available for the assessment of criterion D1C1.
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
Insufficient data are available for the assessment of criterion D1C1.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
Insufficient data are available for the assessment of criterion D1C1.
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
Insufficient data are available for the assessment of criterion D1C1.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
Insufficient data are available for the assessment of criterion D1C1.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
Operational indicators to assess breeding success (criterion D1C3) and species distribution (criterion D1C4) and habitat status (criterion D1C5) do not yet exist
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
Insufficient data are available for the assessment of criterion D1C2.
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
Insufficient data are available for the assessment of criterion D1C2.
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There is insufficient data to assess criterion D1C3.
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
There are as yet no operational indicators to assess the spread of species (criterion D1C4) and the condition of habitats (criterion D1C5).
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Description element
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here. In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here. In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here. In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here. In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here. In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here
Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Criterion D1C3 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
The element was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
The element was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
The element was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
The element was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
The element was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
In the context of the 2018 MSFD report, breeding and resting birds were assessed together, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
Insufficient data basis for the assessment for this species. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Insufficient data basis for the assessment for this species. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Insufficient data basis for the assessment for this species. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Insufficient data basis for the assessment for this species. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
Insufficient data basis for the assessment for this species. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
The element was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
The element was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
The element was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
The element was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
The element was not assessed in the 2018 MSFD reporting, so no trend is indicated. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The species is co-assessed in the group of waders because, like them, it uses the shallow water as a food habitat. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
The species is co-assessed in the group of waders because, like them, it uses the shallow water as a food habitat. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
The species is co-assessed in the group of waders because, like them, it uses the shallow water as a food habitat. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
The species is co-assessed in the group of waders because, like them, it uses the shallow water as a food habitat. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
The species is co-assessed in the group of waders because, like them, it uses the shallow water as a food habitat. Criteria D1C1 and D1C3 are not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
An assessment of the species is not possible due to a lack of data. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
An assessment of the species is not possible due to a lack of data. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
An assessment of the species is not possible due to a lack of data. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
An assessment of the species is not possible due to a lack of data. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
An assessment of the species is not possible due to a lack of data. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area considered here.
The species is co-assessed in the wading birds group because, like the wafer, it uses the shallow water as a food habitat. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
The species is co-assessed in the wading birds group because, like the wafer, it uses the shallow water as a food habitat. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
The species is co-assessed in the wading birds group because, like the wafer, it uses the shallow water as a food habitat. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
The species is co-assessed in the wading birds group because, like the wafer, it uses the shallow water as a food habitat. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
The species is co-assessed in the wading birds group because, like the wafer, it uses the shallow water as a food habitat. Primary criterion D1C1 is not relevant for the assessment of this species in the marine area under consideration here.
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Integration rule description parameter
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
Where regional and national parameter assessments are available for a criterion, the regional assessment shall be taken into account as a priority, but the national assessment shall also be reported.
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Integration rule description criteria
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
The criteria were assessed at the level of individual species. A species is in good condition when all criteria meet the respective thresholds (the envisaged decision tree is equivalent to OOAO per element based on criteria evaluated only 1-2). At the level of species groups, the criteria are then no longer taken into account in a differentiated manner.
GES extent threshold
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
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75.00
75.00
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75.00
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75.00
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75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
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75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
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75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
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75.00
75.00
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75.00
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75.00
75.00
75.00
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75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
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75.00
75.00
75.00
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75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
GES extent achieved
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
78.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
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50.00
50.00
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50.00
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50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
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54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
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54.00
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54.00
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54.00
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54.00
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54.00
54.00
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54.00
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54.00
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54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
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67.00
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67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
GES extent unit
Proportion of species in good status within species group
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Proportion of species in good status within species group
GES achieved
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES achieved by 2018
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
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Description overall status
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Number of drowned mammals and Waterbirds’, ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used, partly supplemented by trend data for other types of open Baltic Sea with data from national monitoring. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
For the assessment of the species groups, the HELCOM indicators ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the breeding season’ and ‘Abundance of Waterbirds in the wintering season’ and the associated threshold values were used. If 75 % of the bird species in a functional group reach good status, the group is assessed as ‘good’. Breeding and resting occurrences of a species are assessed independently as separate elements in accordance with Article 8 MSFD Assessment Guidance.
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Related pressures
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
  • Disturbance of species (e.g. where they breed, rest and feed) due to human presence
  • Extraction of, or mortality/injury to, wild species (by commercial and recreational fishing and other activities)
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