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1. European Red List of Habitats Part 1. Marine habitats

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Gubbay, S., Sanders, N., Haynes, T., Janssen, J.A.M., Rodwell, J.R., Nieto, A., García Criado, M., Beal, S., Borg, J., Kennedy, M., Micu, D., Otero, M., Saunders, G., Calix, M., Airoldi, L., Alexandrov, V.V., Alcázar, E., de Andalucia, J., Babbini, L., Bakran-Petricioli, Tatjana, Ballesteros, E., Bañares España, E., Bariche, M., Bastos, E., Basso, D., Bat, L., Battelli, C., Bazairi, H., Bianchi, C.N., Bitar, G., Bo, M., Brazier, P., Bush, L., Canese, S.P., et al.

Subjects
Marine habitats, assessment, threats, Mediterranean
Abstract

The European Red List of Habitats provides an overview of the risk of collapse (degree of endangerment) of marine, terrestrial and freshwater habitats in the European Union (EU28) and adjacent regions (EU28+), based on a consistent set of categories and criteria, and detailed data and expert knowledge from involved countries. A total of 257 benthic marine habitat types were assessed. In total, 19% (EU28) and 18% (EU28+) of the evaluated habitats were assessed as threatened in categories Critically Endangered, Endangered and Vulnerable. An additional 12% were Near Threatened in the EU28 and 11% in the EU28+. These figures are approximately doubled if Data Deficient habitats are excluded. The percentage of threatened habitat types differs across the regional seas. The highest proportion of threatened habitats in the EU28 was found in the Mediterranean Sea (32%), followed by the North-East Atlantic (23%), the Black Sea (13%) and then the Baltic Sea (8%). There was a similar pattern in the EU28+. The most frequently cited pressures and threats were similar across the four regional seas: pollution (eutrophication), biological resource use other than agriculture or forestry (mainly fishing but also aquaculture), natural system modifications (e.g. dredging and sea defence works), urbanisation and climate change. Even for habitats where the assessment outcome was Data Deficient, the Red List assessment process has resulted in the compilation of a substantial body of useful information to support the conservation of marine habitats.

Published
2016

2. European Red List of habitats Part 1. Marine habitats

Author

Gubbay, S, Sanders, N, Haynes, T, Janssen, JAM, Rodwell, JR, Nieto, A, García Criado, M, Beal, S, Borg, J, Kennedy, M, Micu, D, Otero, M, Saunders, G, Calix, M, Airoldi, L, Alexandrov, VV, Alcázar, E, de Andalucia, J, Babbini, L, Bakran-Petricioli, T, Ballesteros, E, Bañares España, E, Bariche, M, Bastos, E, Basso, D, Bat, L, Battelli, C, Bazairi, H, Bianchi, CN, Bitar, G, Bo, M, Brazier, P, Bush, L, Canese, S, Catrense, SP, Cefalì, ME, Cerrano, C, Chemello, R, Chernysheva, EB, Connor, D, Cook, R, Dankers, N, Darr, A, Davis, AR, Dolenc-Orbanić, N, Dubois, S, Espino, F, Flores Moya, A, Ford, J, Foulquie, M, Fowler, S, Fourt, M, Fraschetti, S, Fuller, I, Fürhaupter, K, Galil, B, Gerovasileiou, V, Giangrande, A, Giuseppe, C, Goriup, P, Grall, J, Gravina, MF, Guelmami, A, Güreşen, A, Hadjioannou, L, Haldin, JM, Hall-Spencer, J, Harmelin, JG, Haroun-Tabrae, R, Harries, D, Herkül, K, Hetman, T, Hiscock, K, Hiscock, S, Holt, R, Yssaris, Y, Jackson, E, Jeudy, A, Jimenez, C, Karamita, C, Karlsson, A, Kersting, D, Keskinen, E, Klinge, F, Klissurov, L, Knittweis-Mifsud, L, Kopiy, V, Korolesova, D, Kružić, P, Komakhidze, G, La Porta, B, Leinikki, J, Lehtonen, P, Linares, C, Lipej, L, Mačić, V, Mangialajo, L, Mariani, S, Melih, C, Metalpa, R, Mielke, E, Mihneva, V, Milchakova, N, Milonakis, K, Minguell, C, Mironova, NV, Näslund, J, Numa, C, Nyström, J, Ocaña, O, Otero, NF, Peña Freire, V, Pergent, C, Perkol-Finkel, S, Pibot, A, Pinedo, S, Poursanidis, D, Ramos, A, Revkov, NK, Roininen, J-T, Rosso, A, Ruiz, J, Salomidi, M, Schembri, P, Shiganov, T, Simboura, N, Sini, M, Smith, C, Soldo, A, Somerfield, P, Templado, J, Terentyev, A, Thibaut, T, Topçu, NE, Trigg, C, Turk, R, Tyler-Walters, H, Tunesi, L, Vera, K, Viera , M, Warzocha, J, Wells, S, Westerbom, M, Wikström, S, Wood, C, Yokes B, Zibrowius, H, BASSO, DANIELA MARIA, Gubbay, S, Sanders, N, Haynes, T, Janssen, JAM, Rodwell, JR, Nieto, A, García Criado, M, Beal, S, Borg, J, Kennedy, M, Micu, D, Otero, M, Saunders, G, Calix, M, Airoldi, L, Alexandrov, VV, Alcázar, E, de Andalucia, J, Babbini, L, Bakran-Petricioli, T, Ballesteros, E, Bañares España, E, Bariche, M, Bastos, E, Basso, D, Bat, L, Battelli, C, Bazairi, H, Bianchi, CN, Bitar, G, Bo, M, Brazier, P, Bush, L, Canese, S, Catrense, SP, Cefalì, ME, Cerrano, C, Chemello, R, Chernysheva, EB, Connor, D, Cook, R, Dankers, N, Darr, A, Davis, AR, Dolenc-Orbanić, N, Dubois, S, Espino, F, Flores Moya, A, Ford, J, Foulquie, M, Fowler, S, Fourt, M, Fraschetti, S, Fuller, I, Fürhaupter, K, Galil, B, Gerovasileiou, V, Giangrande, A, Giuseppe, C, Goriup, P, Grall, J, Gravina, MF, Guelmami, A, Güreşen, A, Hadjioannou, L, Haldin, JM, Hall-Spencer, J, Harmelin, JG, Haroun-Tabrae, R, Harries, D, Herkül, K, Hetman, T, Hiscock, K, Hiscock, S, Holt, R, Yssaris, Y, Jackson, E, Jeudy, A, Jimenez, C, Karamita, C, Karlsson, A, Kersting, D, Keskinen, E, Klinge, F, Klissurov, L, Knittweis-Mifsud, L, Kopiy, V, Korolesova, D, Kružić, P, Komakhidze, G, La Porta, B, Leinikki, J, Lehtonen, P, Linares, C, Lipej, L, Mačić, V, Mangialajo, L, Mariani, S, Melih, C, Metalpa, R, Mielke, E, Mihneva, V, Milchakova, N, Milonakis, K, Minguell, C, Mironova, NV, Näslund, J, Numa, C, Nyström, J, Ocaña, O, Otero, NF, Peña Freire, V, Pergent, C, Perkol-Finkel, S, Pibot, A, Pinedo, S, Poursanidis, D, Ramos, A, Revkov, NK, Roininen, J-T, Rosso, A, Ruiz, J, Salomidi, M, Schembri, P, Shiganov, T, Simboura, N, Sini, M, Smith, C, Soldo, A, Somerfield, P, Templado, J, Terentyev, A, Thibaut, T, Topçu, NE, Trigg, C, Turk, R, Tyler-Walters, H, Tunesi, L, Vera, K, Viera , M, Warzocha, J, Wells, S, Westerbom, M, Wikström, S, Wood, C, Yokes B, Zibrowius, H, and BASSO, DANIELA MARIA

Abstract

The European Red List of Habitats provides an overview of the risk of collapse (degree of endangerment) of marine, terrestrial and freshwater habitats in the European Union (EU28) and adjacent regions (EU28+), based on a consistent set of categories and criteria, and detailed data and expert knowledge from involved countries. A total of 257 benthic marine habitat types were assessed. In total, 19% (EU28) and 18% (EU28+) of the evaluated habitats were assessed as threatened in categories Critically Endangered, Endangered and Vulnerable. An additional 12% were Near Threatened in the EU28 and 11% in the EU28+. These figures are approximately doubled if Data Deficient habitats are excluded. The percentage of threatened habitat types differs across the regional seas. The highest proportion of threatened habitats in the EU28 was found in the Mediterranean Sea (32%), followed by the North-East Atlantic (23%), the Black Sea (13%) and then the Baltic Sea (8%). There was a similar pattern in the EU28+. The most frequently cited pressures and threats were similar across the four regional seas: pollution (eutrophication), biological resource use other than agriculture or forestry (mainly fishing but also aquaculture), natural system modifications (e.g. dredging and sea defence works), urbanisation and climate change. Even for habitats where the assessment outcome was Data Deficient, the Red List assessment process has resulted in the compilation of a substantial body of useful information to support the conservation of marine habitats.

Published
2016

3. European Red List of Habitats: Part 1. Marine habitats

Author

S. Gubbay, N. Sanders, T. Haynes, J. A. M. Janssen, J. R. Rodwell, A. Nieto, M. García Criado, S. Beal, J. Borg, M. Kennedy, D. Micu, M. Otero, G. Saunders and M. Calix, L. Airoldi, V. V. Alexandrov, E. Alcázar, J. de Andalucia, L. Babbini, T. Bakran-Petricioli, E. Ballesteros, E. Bañares España, M. Bariche, E. Bastos, D. Basso, L. Bat, C. Battelli, H. Bazairi, C. N. Bianchi, G. Bitar, M. Bo, P. Brazier, L. Bush, S. Canese, S. P. Catrense, M. E. Cefalì, C. Cerrano, R. Chemello, E. B. Chernysheva, D. Connor, R. Cook, N. Dankers, A. Darr, A. R. Davis, N. Dolenc-Orbanić, S. Dubois, F. Espino, A. Flores Moya, J. Ford, M. Foulquie, S. Fowler, M. Fourt, S. Fraschetti, I. Fuller, K. Fürhaupter, B. Galil, V. Gerovasileiou, A. Giangrande, C. Giuseppe, P. Goriup, J. Grall, M. F. Gravina, A. Guelmami, A. Güreşen, L. Hadjioannou, J. M. Haldin, J. Hall-Spencer, J. G. Harmelin, R. Haroun-Tabrae, D. Harries, K. Herkül, T. Hetman, K. Hiscock, S. Hiscock, R. Holt, Y. Issaris, E. Jackson, A. Jeudy, C. Jimenez, C. Karamita, A. Karlsson, D. Kersting, E. Keskinen, F. Klinge, L. Klissurov, L. Knittweis-Mifsud, V. Kopiy, D. Korolesova, P. Kružić, G. Komakhidze, B. La Porta, J. Leinikki, P. Lehtonen, C. Linares, L. Lipej, V. Mačić, L. Mangialajo, S. Mariani, C. Melih, R. Metalpa, E. Mielke, V. Mihneva, N. Milchakova, K. Milonakis, C. Minguell, N. V. Mironova, J. Näslund, C. Numa, J. Nyström, O. Ocaña, N. F. Otero, V. Peña Freire, C. Pergent, S. Perkol-Finkel, A. Pibot, S. Pinedo, D. Poursanidis, A. Ramos, N. K. Revkov, J-T. Roininen, A. Rosso, J. Ruiz, M. Salomidi, P. Schembri, T. Shiganov, N. Simboura, M. Sini, C. Smith, A. Soldo, P. Somerfield, J. Templado, A. Terentyev, T. Thibaut, N. E. Topçu, C. Trigg, R. Turk, H. Tyler-Walters, L. Tunesi, K. Vera, M. Viera, J. Warzocha, S. Wells, M. Westerbom, S. Wikström, C. Wood, B. Yokes and H. Zibrowius. John Rodwell Susan Gubbay, Gubbay, S., Sanders, N., Haynes, T., Janssen, J. A. M., Rodwell, J. R., Nieto, A., García Criado, M., Beal, S., Borg, J., Kennedy, M., Micu, D., Otero, M., Calix, G. Saunders and M., Airoldi, L., Alexandrov, V. V., Alcázar, E., de Andalucia, J., Babbini, L., Bakran-Petricioli, T., Ballesteros, E., Bañares España, E., Bariche, M., Bastos, E., Basso, D., Bat, L., Battelli, C., Bazairi, H., Bianchi, C. N., Bitar, G., Bo, M., Brazier, P., Bush, L., Canese, S., Catrense, S. P., Cefalì, M. E., Cerrano, C., Chemello, R., Chernysheva, E. B., Connor, D., Cook, R., Dankers, N., Darr, A., Davis, A. R., Dolenc-Orbanić, N., Dubois, S., Espino, F., Flores Moya, A., Ford, J., Foulquie, M., Fowler, S., Fourt, M., Fraschetti, S., Fuller, I., Fürhaupter, K., Galil, B., Gerovasileiou, V., Giangrande, A., Giuseppe, C., Goriup, P., Grall, J., Gravina, M. F., Guelmami, A., Güreşen, A., Hadjioannou, L., Haldin, J. M., Hall-Spencer, J., Harmelin, J. G., Haroun-Tabrae, R., Harries, D., Herkül, K., Hetman, T., Hiscock, K., Hiscock, S., Holt, R., Issaris, Y., Jackson, E., Jeudy, A., Jimenez, C., Karamita, C., Karlsson, A., Kersting, D., Keskinen, E., Klinge, F., Klissurov, L., Knittweis-Mifsud, L., Kopiy, V., Korolesova, D., Kružić, P., Komakhidze, G., La Porta, B., Leinikki, J., Lehtonen, P., Linares, C., Lipej, L., Mačić, V., Mangialajo, L., Mariani, S., Melih, C., Metalpa, R., Mielke, E., Mihneva, V., Milchakova, N., Milonakis, K., Minguell, C., Mironova, N. V., Näslund, J., Numa, C., Nyström, J., Ocaña, O., Otero, N. F., Peña Freire, V., Pergent, C., Perkol-Finkel, S., Pibot, A., Pinedo, S., Poursanidis, D., Ramos, A., Revkov, N. K., Roininen, J-T., Rosso, A., Ruiz, J., Salomidi, M., Schembri, P., Shiganov, T., Simboura, N., Sini, M., Smith, C., Soldo, A., Somerfield, P., Templado, J., Terentyev, A., Thibaut, T., Topçu, N. E., Trigg, C., Turk, R., Tyler-Walters, H., Tunesi, L., Vera, K., Viera, M., Warzocha, J., Wells, S., Westerbom, M., Wikström, S., Wood, C., and John Rodwell Susan Gubbay, B. Yokes and H. Zibrowius.

Published
2016

4. European Red List of habitats Part 1. Marine habitats

Author

BASSO, DANIELA MARIA, Gubbay, S, Sanders, N, Haynes, T, Janssen, JAM, Rodwell, JR, Nieto, A, García Criado, M, Beal, S, Borg, J, Kennedy, M, Micu, D, Otero, M, Saunders, G, Calix, M, Airoldi, L, Alexandrov, VV, Alcázar, E, de Andalucia, J, Babbini, L, Bakran-Petricioli, T, Ballesteros, E, Bañares España, E, Bariche, M, Bastos, E, Basso, D, Bat, L, Battelli, C, Bazairi, H, Bianchi, CN, Bitar, G, Bo, M, Brazier, P, Bush, L, Canese, S, Catrense, SP, Cefalì, ME, Cerrano, C, Chemello, R, Chernysheva, EB, Connor, D, Cook, R, Dankers, N, Darr, A, Davis, AR, Dolenc-Orbanić, N, Dubois, S, Espino, F, Flores Moya, A, Ford, J, Foulquie, M, Fowler, S, Fourt, M, Fraschetti, S, Fuller, I, Fürhaupter, K, Galil, B, Gerovasileiou, V, Giangrande, A, Giuseppe, C, Goriup, P, Grall, J, Gravina, MF, Guelmami, A, Güreşen, A, Hadjioannou, L, Haldin, JM, Hall-Spencer, J, Harmelin, JG, Haroun-Tabrae, R, Harries, D, Herkül, K, Hetman, T, Hiscock, K, Hiscock, S, Holt, R, Yssaris, Y, Jackson, E, Jeudy, A, Jimenez, C, Karamita, C, Karlsson, A, Kersting, D, Keskinen, E, Klinge, F, Klissurov, L, Knittweis-Mifsud, L, Kopiy, V, Korolesova, D, Kružić, P, Komakhidze, G, La Porta, B, Leinikki, J, Lehtonen, P, Linares, C, Lipej, L, Mačić, V, Mangialajo, L, Mariani, S, Melih, C, Metalpa, R, Mielke, E, Mihneva, V, Milchakova, N, Milonakis, K, Minguell, C, Mironova, NV, Näslund, J, Numa, C, Nyström, J, Ocaña, O, Otero, NF, Peña Freire, V, Pergent, C, Perkol-Finkel, S, Pibot, A, Pinedo, S, Poursanidis, D, Ramos, A, Revkov, NK, Roininen, J-T, Rosso, A, Ruiz, J, Salomidi, M, Schembri, P, Shiganov, T, Simboura, N, Sini, M, Smith, C, Soldo, A, Somerfield, P, Templado, J, Terentyev, A, Thibaut, T, Topçu, NE, Trigg, C, Turk, R, Tyler-Walters, H, Tunesi, L, Vera, K, Viera , M, Warzocha, J, Wells, S, Westerbom, M, Wikström, S, Wood, C, Yokes B, and Zibrowius, H

Subjects
Marine habitats, conservation, red list, European environments, BIO/07 - ECOLOGIA
Abstract

The European Red List of Habitats provides an overview of the risk of collapse (degree of endangerment) of marine, terrestrial and freshwater habitats in the European Union (EU28) and adjacent regions (EU28+), based on a consistent set of categories and criteria, and detailed data and expert knowledge from involved countries. A total of 257 benthic marine habitat types were assessed. In total, 19% (EU28) and 18% (EU28+) of the evaluated habitats were assessed as threatened in categories Critically Endangered, Endangered and Vulnerable. An additional 12% were Near Threatened in the EU28 and 11% in the EU28+. These figures are approximately doubled if Data Deficient habitats are excluded. The percentage of threatened habitat types differs across the regional seas. The highest proportion of threatened habitats in the EU28 was found in the Mediterranean Sea (32%), followed by the North-East Atlantic (23%), the Black Sea (13%) and then the Baltic Sea (8%). There was a similar pattern in the EU28+. The most frequently cited pressures and threats were similar across the four regional seas: pollution (eutrophication), biological resource use other than agriculture or forestry (mainly fishing but also aquaculture), natural system modifications (e.g. dredging and sea defence works), urbanisation and climate change. Even for habitats where the assessment outcome was Data Deficient, the Red List assessment process has resulted in the compilation of a substantial body of useful information to support the conservation of marine habitats.

Published
2016

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