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If you have an interest in the Irish Sea, we need to hear from you.
 
You might work in the fishing, oil and gas, shipping, wind energy or aggregates industries. Or you might be a diver, sailor or water sports enthusiast. Perhaps you have an interest in marine wildlife.  
 
Whatever your interests and activities in the Irish Sea project area, we want to hear about them so that they can be taken into consideration as Marine Conservation Zones are developed.  
 
It is likely that Marine Conservation Zones will restrict certain activities in some locations, so it’s essential that you have your say about where they should be. 
 
Our liaison officers are out and about all around the North West and they are happy to meet you, attend events or make presentations. 
 
Cheshire, Merseyside, Wales and the Isle of Man
Emily Hardman
07891 842 282
e.hardman@irishseaconservation.org.uk 
 
Lancashire, Greater Manchester and Northern Ireland
Laura Bates
07891 842 228
l.bates@irishseaconservation.org.uk
 
Cumbria and Scotland
Holly Deary
07772 550 127
h.deary@irishseaconservation.org.uk
 

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  • Our Regional Stakeholder Group's first progress report showing potential Marine Conservation Zones is now available to download.
     
  • Our new interactive map makes it easier for you to tell us which parts of the Irish Sea are important to you.
  • Find out how Marine Conservation Zones will be recommended in the Irish Sea.

  • Find out how you can have your say on Marine Conservation Zones in the Irish Sea.

  • What are Marine Conservation Zones, where will they be and who chooses them?

      

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  • The new fisheries minister, Richard Benyon, has heard the views of sea users from the Irish Sea. 

  • Our first progress report gives a snapshot of the work so far on potential Marine Conservation Zones.

  • Our liaison officer Laura Bates reports on a fascinating trip into Morcambe Bay.