According to this, a broadscale benthic habitat is in good condition according to criterion D6C3 if at least 10% of its area is not permanently impaired (no physical stress) and the severely impaired occurrence area is less than 25% of the total occurrence area of the habitat. (Nationally determined threshold)

According to this, a broadscale benthic habitat is in good condition according to criterion D6C3 if at least 10% of its area is not permanently impaired (no physical stress) and the severely impaired occurrence area is less than 25% of the total occurrence area of the habitat. (Nationally determined threshold)

The criterion D6C4 (surface area of the benthic habitat) cannot be assessed at present. An indicator measuring the loss of surface area due to anthropogenic interference is currently being developed in OSPAR in cooperation between Germany and the United Kingdom.

For the OSPAR indicator state of the benthic communities: Regional sublittoral habitats have also not been defined at regional level. No assessment of the benthic habitats was carried out using a nationally determined threshold, as the current state of development of the indicator does not ensure a representative assessment of national habitats from a technical point of view.

According to this, a broadscale benthic habitat is in good condition according to criterion D6C3 if at least 10% of its area is not permanently impaired (no physical stress) and the severely impaired occurrence area is less than 25% of the total occurrence area of the habitat. (Nationally determined threshold)

According to this, a broadscale benthic habitat is in good condition according to criterion D6C3 if at least 10% of its area is not permanently impaired (no physical stress) and the severely impaired occurrence area is less than 25% of the total occurrence area of the habitat. (Nationally determined threshold)

The criterion D6C4 (surface area of the benthic habitat) cannot be assessed at present. An indicator measuring the loss of surface area due to anthropogenic interference is currently being developed in OSPAR in cooperation between Germany and the United Kingdom.

For the OSPAR indicator state of the benthic communities: Regional sublittoral habitats have also not been defined at regional level. No assessment of the benthic habitats was carried out using a nationally determined threshold, as the current state of development of the indicator does not ensure a representative assessment of national habitats from a technical point of view.

According to this, a broadscale benthic habitat is in good condition according to criterion D6C3 if at least 10% of its area is not permanently impaired (no physical stress) and the severely impaired occurrence area is less than 25% of the total occurrence area of the habitat. (Nationally determined threshold)

According to this, a broadscale benthic habitat is in good condition according to criterion D6C3 if at least 10% of its area is not permanently impaired (no physical stress) and the severely impaired occurrence area is less than 25% of the total occurrence area of the habitat. (Nationally determined threshold)

The criterion D6C4 (surface area of the benthic habitat) cannot be assessed at present. An indicator measuring the loss of surface area due to anthropogenic interference is currently being developed in OSPAR in cooperation between Germany and the United Kingdom.

For this criterion, the surface of a benthic habitat is in a good condition, where all the thresholds of the individual assessments available for it are met. For a representative assessment, more than 50 % of the habitat?s meeting space must have been assessed at national and/or EU level. A benthic habitat is in good environmental status according to criterion D6C5 if the threshold is not met in less than 25 % of the assessed area (also national).

According to this, a broadscale benthic habitat is in good condition according to criterion D6C3 if at least 10% of its area is not permanently impaired (no physical stress) and the severely impaired occurrence area is less than 25% of the total occurrence area of the habitat. (Nationally determined threshold)

According to this, a broadscale benthic habitat is in good condition according to criterion D6C3 if at least 10% of its area is not permanently impaired (no physical stress) and the severely impaired occurrence area is less than 25% of the total occurrence area of the habitat. (Nationally determined threshold)

The criterion D6C4 (surface area of the benthic habitat) cannot be assessed at present. An indicator measuring the loss of surface area due to anthropogenic interference is currently being developed in OSPAR in cooperation between Germany and the United Kingdom.

For this criterion, the surface of a benthic habitat is in a good condition, where all the thresholds of the individual assessments available for it are met. For a representative assessment, more than 50 % of the habitat?s meeting space must have been assessed at national and/or EU level. A benthic habitat is in good environmental status according to criterion D6C5 if the threshold is not met in less than 25 % of the assessed area (also national).

Not assessed

No physical load data are available for this habitat.

The criterion D6C4 (surface area of the benthic habitat) cannot be assessed at present. An indicator measuring the loss of surface area due to anthropogenic interference is currently being developed in OSPAR in cooperation between Germany and the United Kingdom.

For this criterion, the surface of a benthic habitat is in a good condition, where all the thresholds of the individual assessments available for it are met. For a representative assessment, more than 50 % of the habitat?s meeting space must have been assessed at national and/or EU level. A benthic habitat is in good environmental status according to criterion D6C5 if the threshold is not met in less than 25 % of the assessed area (also national).

According to this, a broadscale benthic habitat is in good condition according to criterion D6C3 if at least 10% of its area is not permanently impaired (no physical stress) and the severely impaired occurrence area is less than 25% of the total occurrence area of the habitat. (Nationally determined threshold)

According to this, a broadscale benthic habitat is in good condition according to criterion D6C3 if at least 10% of its area is not permanently impaired (no physical stress) and the severely impaired occurrence area is less than 25% of the total occurrence area of the habitat. (Nationally determined threshold)

The criterion D6C4 (surface area of the benthic habitat) cannot be assessed at present. An indicator measuring the loss of surface area due to anthropogenic interference is currently being developed in OSPAR in cooperation between Germany and the United Kingdom.

For the OSPAR indicator state of the benthic communities: Regional sublittoral habitats have also not been defined at regional level. No assessment of the benthic habitats was carried out using a nationally determined threshold, as the current state of development of the indicator does not ensure a representative assessment of national habitats from a technical point of view.

According to this, a broadscale benthic habitat is in good condition according to criterion D6C3 if at least 10% of its area is not permanently impaired (no physical stress) and the severely impaired occurrence area is less than 25% of the total occurrence area of the habitat. (Nationally determined threshold)

According to this, a broadscale benthic habitat is in good condition according to criterion D6C3 if at least 10% of its area is not permanently impaired (no physical stress) and the severely impaired occurrence area is less than 25% of the total occurrence area of the habitat. (Nationally determined threshold)

For the OSPAR indicator state of the benthic communities: Regional sublittoral habitats have also not been defined at regional level. No assessment of the benthic habitats was carried out using a nationally determined threshold, as the current state of development of the indicator does not ensure a representative assessment of national habitats from a technical point of view.

According to this, a broadscale benthic habitat is in good condition according to criterion D6C3 if at least 10% of its area is not permanently impaired (no physical stress) and the severely impaired occurrence area is less than 25% of the total occurrence area of the habitat. (Nationally determined threshold)

According to this, a broadscale benthic habitat is in good condition according to criterion D6C3 if at least 10% of its area is not permanently impaired (no physical stress) and the severely impaired occurrence area is less than 25% of the total occurrence area of the habitat. (Nationally determined threshold)

The criterion D6C4 (surface area of the benthic habitat) cannot be assessed at present. An indicator measuring the loss of surface area due to anthropogenic interference is currently being developed in OSPAR in cooperation between Germany and the United Kingdom.

For the OSPAR indicator state of the benthic communities: Regional sublittoral habitats have also not been defined at regional level. No assessment of the benthic habitats was carried out using a nationally determined threshold, as the current state of development of the indicator does not ensure a representative assessment of national habitats from a technical point of view.

Not assessed

Not assessed

The "species-rich gravel, coarse sand and Schillgruende" protected under Section 30 of the Federal Nature Conservation Act (BNatSchG) cannot currently be assessed.

The "species-rich gravel, coarse sand and Schillgruende" protected under Section 30 of the Federal Nature Conservation Act (BNatSchG) cannot currently be assessed.

The "species-rich gravel, coarse sand and Schillgruende" protected under Section 30 of the Federal Nature Conservation Act (BNatSchG) cannot currently be assessed.

It is not yet possible to assess the ?saga with mega-mega fauna? protected under Section 30 of the Federal Nature Conservation Act (BNatSchG).

It is not yet possible to assess the ?saga with mega-mega fauna? protected under Section 30 of the Federal Nature Conservation Act (BNatSchG).

It is not yet possible to assess the ?saga with mega-mega fauna? protected under Section 30 of the Federal Nature Conservation Act (BNatSchG).