SPA

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SPA is the standard abbreviation for a Special Protection Area, a type of protected site designated under European Union legislation to safeguard rare and vulnerable bird species and their habitats.

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SPA canonical 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf abbreviation ⓘ
conservation designation ⓘ
protected area designation ⓘ
aimsTo safeguard wild birds in the European Union ⓘ
appliesTo European Union member states ⓘ
categoryIn international conservation frameworks ⓘ
componentOf EU nature conservation policy ⓘ
contributesTo biodiversity conservation in Europe ⓘ
implementation of the EU Biodiversity Strategy ⓘ
designatedBy European Union member state governments ⓘ
focusesOn regularly occurring migratory species ⓘ
species listed in Annex I of the Birds Directive ⓘ
governedBy European Union environmental law ⓘ
hasConservationObjective maintain favourable conservation status of bird populations ⓘ
implementedThrough national legislation of EU member states ⓘ
legalBasis Directive 2009/147/EC ⓘ
EU Birds Directive ⓘ
mayInclude coastal habitats ⓘ
forests ⓘ
grasslands ⓘ
marine areas ⓘ
wetlands ⓘ
monitoredBy European Commission ⓘ
national conservation authorities ⓘ
overlapsWith Special Area of Conservation ⓘ
partOf Natura 2000 network ⓘ
predecessorLegalBasis Directive 79/409/EEC ⓘ
protects breeding sites of birds ⓘ
feeding areas of birds ⓘ
roosting areas of birds ⓘ
staging areas of migratory birds ⓘ
wintering sites of birds ⓘ
purpose protection of bird habitats ⓘ
protection of migratory bird species ⓘ
protection of rare bird species ⓘ
protection of vulnerable bird species ⓘ
recognizedBy BirdLife International ⓘ
relatedConcept Important Bird Area ⓘ
relatedTo Site of Community Importance ⓘ
Special Area of Conservation ⓘ
requires avoidance of habitat deterioration ⓘ
avoidance of significant disturbance to birds ⓘ
site-specific conservation measures ⓘ
scope wild bird conservation ⓘ
standsFor Special Protection Area ⓘ
subjectTo reporting obligations under EU law ⓘ
usedIn EU environmental impact assessment procedures ⓘ
appropriate assessment under Habitats Directive ⓘ

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