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Habitats and Birds Directive – fit for f climate li t change? h ? Jochen Schumacher Institute for nature conservation and conservation law Tübingen International Conference on Managing Protected Areas under Climate Change – IMPACT Dresden, 25. September 2012 Habitats and Birds Directive - fit for climate change? Climate Change and Natura 2000 • • • • an expansion of the growing season that migratory birds return earlier form their hibernation habitat, or that they hibernate in their breeding ground. that habitat attributes change, resulting lti in i a change h off the th composition of the biocenosis. q of climate as a consequence change animal and plant species may spread northwards or into regions of higher altitude Habitats and Birds Directive - fit for climate change? Legal Perspective Bird Directive Possible Impacts on special protected areas – Change of habitats – Decline of bird species, for which the habitat has been put under protection – migration of new bird species – change g in the rivalry. y Climate Change The member states are obligated to preserve all domestic bird species and offer them adequately sized habitats habitats. This contains for example: – the installation of conservation areas – the maintenance of habitats in and outside of special protected areas – the recreation of destroyed habitats – and the creation of new habitats Habitats and Birds Directive - fit for climate change? Legal Perspective Habitat Directive Possible Impacts of Climate Change – Most Special Areas of Conservation are multifunctional and serve the p protection of various species p and habitats. – Some species will decline or disappear (locally) – thermophile species will migrate into new habitats – Biological communities comm nities and habitats will ill change. change The Habitat Directive obligates the member states, – to create a European-wide ecologically coherent network of conservation areas - “Natura 2000”, regarding to the designation of new reservation areas for the in Annex I and II listed habitat types and species Habitats and Birds Directive - fit for climate change? Climate Change and Natura 2000 • Treatment Obligations according to Art. 6 (1) and (2) HD • Habitats Directive assessment of implications • Designating New and Changing of Sites of Community Importance • Networking function under Art. 10 HD • Monitoring and Report Commitments under Art. 11 and dA Artt 17 HD • Change of the Annexes Habitats and Birds Directive - fit for climate change? Thank you for your attention Habitats and Birds Directive - fit for climate change?