Reduction or maintaining the anthropogenic pressure at a level which ensures the maintenance of natural habitats with their natural biological diversity of biotic components, including fisheries and protection of habitats within protected areas, Natura 2000.

To recognise the scale of by-catch of the species listed in the Birds Directive and the Habitats Directive in order to implement measures to minimize its effects and to restore and maintain natural, stable populations of species.

To maintain the abundance of the population of the species listed in the Birds and Habitats Directives, corresponding to the natural physical, geographical and climatic conditions, by reducing the main factors decreasing the population size or welfare of species, such as: by-catch in fishing nets, direct extraction from the environment or the introduction of biogenic, synthetic and non-synthetic compounds and energy sources, including underwater noise into the environment.

Reduction of anthropogenic pressure, in particular the activity related to disturbance in hall-out and feeding areas in order to ensure natural and undisturbed existence of the species.

Reduction of anthropogenic pressure, in particular of activities related to disturbance of species in places of breeding, resting and feeding to ensure the natural and undisturbed existence of waterbird species.

To maintain the population status of species listed in the Birds and Habitats Directives, corresponding to the natural physical, geographical and climatic conditions by reducing the main pressure factors, such as species disturbance, direct extraction from the environment, including by-catch in fishing nets and the introduction of biogenic, synthetic and non-synthetic compounds into the environment

Reduction of anthropogenic pressure related to the disturbance of the species and the introduction of hazardous substances into the environment in order to enable the correct reproduction of the grey seal in the Polish Marine Areas.

Geographical distribution and range of occurrence of species listed in the Birds Directive and the Habitats Directive should achieve near-natural range and condition by reducing the main pressure factors, such as species disturbance, direct extraction from the environment, including by-catch in fishing nets, or the introduction of biogenic, synthetic and non-synthetic compounds to the environment.

Maintaining or increasing the productivity of the white-tailed eagle by maintaining or reducing the current level of anthropogenic pressure associated with the introduction of synthetic and non-synthetic compounds into the environment and disturbance in breeding sites.