UK UK_CS_0 PresInputLitter PresPhyDisturbSeabed Target_1_10.1.1 Overall reduction in the number of visible litter items within specific categories/types on coastlines D10 D10C1 D10C2 D10C3 202012 ACSUK-M044-lit1 ACSUK-M045-lit2 ACSUK-M046-lit3 ACSUK-M047-lit4 ACSUK-M048-lit5 ACSUK-M049-lit6 ACSUK-M050-lit7 -7777 Target_1_10.1.1 Nutrients OrganicCarbon Target_1_5.1.1 "Non Problem Areas 2007/2010 • No increase in the assessed dissolved inorganic nitrogen and phosphorous concentration, resulting from anthropogenic nutrient input using data from periodic surveys." D5 D5C1 202012 ACSUK-M031-eut1 ACSUK-M032-eut2 ACSUK-M033-eut3 -7777 Target_1_5.1.1 Nutrients OrganicCarbon Target_1_5.1.1 "Problem Areas 2007/2010 • A downward trend in dissolved inorganic nitrogen and phosphorous concentration, resulting from decreasing anthropogenic nutrient input, over a 10 year period." D5 D5C1 202012 ACSUK-M031-eut1 ACSUK-M032-eut2 ACSUK-M033-eut3 -7777 Target_1_5.1.1 Bathymetry Currents Turbidity Waves Target_1_7.1 All developments must comply with the existing regulatory regime and guidance should be followed to ensure that regulatory assessments are undertaken in a way that ensures the full consideration of any potential impacts, including cumulative effects at the most appropriate spatial scales to ensure that GES is not compromised. D7 D7C1 202012 ACSUK-M034-hyd1 ACSUK-M035-hyd2 ACSUK-M036-hyd3 ACSUK-M037-hyd4 -7777 Target_1_7.1 PresInputCont Target_1_8.1.1 Concentrations of substances identified within relevant legislation and international obligations are below the concentrations at which adverse effects are likely to occur (e.g. are less than Environmental Quality Standards applied within the Water Framework Directive and Environmental Assessment Criteria applied within OSPAR). D8 D8C1 202012 ACSUK-E02 ACSUK-M038-cont1 ACSUK-M039-cont2 ACSUK-M040-cont3 ACSUK-M042-cont5 -7777 Target_1_8.1.1 PresInputCont Target_1_9.1.1 For contaminants where regulatory levels have been set, there should be a high rate of compliance based on relevant surveys and including samples originating from commercial fishing grounds in the greater North Sea and the Celtic Seas D9 D9C1 202012 ACSUK-M043-seaf1 -7777 Target_1_9.1.1 Target_1_D11 To establish a ‘noise registry’ to record, assess, and manage the distribution and timing of anthropogenic sound sources measured over the frequency band 10 Hz to 10 kHz, exceeding the energy source level 183 dB re 1 μPa² m² s; or the zero to peak source level of 224 dB re 1 μPa² m² over the entire UK hydrocarbon licence block area. D11 D11C1 ACSUK-M051-nois1 ACSUK-M052-nois2 ACSUK-M053-nois3 -7777 Target_1_D11 Target_1_D2 Reduction in the risk of introduction and spread of non native species through improved management of high risk pathways and vectors. D2 D2C2 202012 ACSUK-M022-noni1 ACSUK-M023-noni2 ACSUK-M024-noni3 ACSUK-M025-noni4 ACSUK-M026-noni5 ACSUK-M054-noni6 -7777 Target_1_D2 FishAll PresBioExtractSpp PresInputSound PresPhyLoss Target_1_D3 The exploitation rate of each stock is either at or below FMSY, or within the range of plausible fishing mortalities consistent with FMSY. Where data does not allow FMSY, or FMSY proxies, to be calculated exploitation of each stock will be based on the precautionary approach with limits defined by agreed proxies for sustainable exploitation. D3 D3C1 202012 ACSUK-E01 ACSUK-M001-fish1 ACSUK-M004-fish4 ACSUK-M027-shel1 ACSUK-M028-shel2 ACSUK-M029-shel3 ACSUK-M030-shel4 -7777 Target_1_D3 MamCetacBaleenWhales MamCetacDeepDiving MamCetacSmall Target_1_Marine_Mammals At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions the distribution of cetaceans is not contracting as result of human activities: in all of the indicators monitored there is no statistically significant contraction in the distribution of marine mammals caused by human activities D1 D1C4 202012 ACSUK-M009-ceta1 ACSUK-M010-ceta2 ACSUK-M012-ceta4 -7777 Target_1_Marine_Mammals BirdsAll PresBioExtractSpp PresBioIntroNIS PresPhyLoss Target_10_Birds At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions distribution of marine birds is not significantly affected by human activities: no major shifts or shrinkage in the population distribution of marine birds in 75% of species monitored D1 D1C4 202012 ACSUK-M013-bird1 ACSUK-M014-bird2 ACSUK-M015-bird3 ACSUK-M016-bird4 -8888 Target_10_Birds BirdsAll PresBioExtractSpp PresBioIntroNIS PresPhyLoss Target_11_Birds At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions abundance of marine birds is not significantly affected by human activities: Changes in abundance of marine birds should be within individual target levels in 75% of species monitored. D1 D1C2 202012 ACSUK-M013-bird1 ACSUK-M014-bird2 ACSUK-M015-bird3 ACSUK-M016-bird4 -7777 Target_11_Birds BirdsAll PresBioExtractSpp Target_12_Birds At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions marine bird productivity is not significantly affected by human activities: Annual breeding success of black-legged kittiwakes should not be significantly different, statistically, from levels expected under prevailing climatic conditions (i.e. sea surface temperature). Widespread seabird colony breeding failures should occur rarely in other species that are sensitive to changes in food availability. D1 D1C3 202012 ACSUK-M013-bird1 ACSUK-M014-bird2 ACSUK-M015-bird3 ACSUK-M016-bird4 -7777 Target_12_Birds BirdsAll PresBioIntroNIS Target_13_Birds At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions, the risks to island seabird colonies from non-native mammals are minimised. D1 D1C3 202012 ACSUK-M015-bird3 -7777 Target_13_Birds BirdsAll PresBioExtractSpp PresBioIntroNIS Target_14_Birds At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions abundance of marine birds is not significantly affected by human activities: Changes in abundance of marine birds should be within individual target levels in 75% of species monitored. D4/D1 D4C2 202012 ACSUK-M013-bird1 -7777 Target_14_Birds BirdsAll PresBioExtractSpp Target_15_Birds At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions marine bird productivity is not significantly affected by human activities: Annual breeding success of black-legged kittiwakes should not be significantly different, statistically, from levels expected under prevailing climatic conditions (i.e. sea surface temperature). D4/D1 D4C4 202012 ACSUK-M013-bird1 -9999 Target_15_Birds FishDemersalShelf PresBioExtractSpp Target_16_Fish At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions distribution of sensitive fish species is not significantly impacted by human activities: the geographic and depth distribution of sensitive fish should meet individual indicator targets in a statistically significant proportion of species monitored D1 D1C4 202012 ACSUK-E01 ACSUK-M001-fish1 ACSUK-M002-fish2 ACSUK-M003-fish3 ACSUK-M004-fish4 ACSUK-M005-elasm ACSUK-M006-diadr -7777 Target_16_Fish FishDemersalShelf PresBioExtractSpp Target_17_Fish At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions populations of sensitive fish species are not significantly impacted by human activity: the population abundance density and population biomass density of sensitive fish species should meet individual indicator targets for recovery in a statistically significant proportion of species monitored. D1 D1C2 202012 ACSUK-E01 ACSUK-M001-fish1 ACSUK-M002-fish2 ACSUK-M003-fish3 ACSUK-M004-fish4 ACSUK-M005-elasm ACSUK-M006-diadr -7777 Target_17_Fish FishDemersalShelf FishPelagicShelf PresBioExtractSpp Target_18_Fish The size-composition of fish communities should reflect a healthy status and not be significantly impacted by human activity : More than 30% (by weight) of demersal fish in the Greater North Sea and 40% (by weight) of demersal fish in the Celtic Seas exceed a length of 40cm and 50cm respectively. D1 D4C1 D4C2 202012 ACSUK-E01 ACSUK-M001-fish1 ACSUK-M002-fish2 ACSUK-M003-fish3 ACSUK-M004-fish4 ACSUK-M005-elasm ACSUK-M006-diadr More than 30% (by weight) of demersal fish in the Greater North Sea and 40% (by weight) of demersal fish in the Celtic Seas Target_18_Fish Target_19_Fish The size composition of fish communities should not be impacted by human activity such as to indicate any adverse change in trophic function within the community : A specified proportion (by weight) of fish in any defined marine region should exceed a stipulated length threshold. D4/D1 D4C3 202012 ACSUK-E01 ACSUK-M001-fish1 ACSUK-M002-fish2 ACSUK-M003-fish3 ACSUK-M004-fish4 ACSUK-M005-elasm ACSUK-M006-diadr -7777 Target_19_Fish PresInputLitter Target_2_10.1.2 Surveillance indicator to monitor the quantities of litter on the seafloor D10 D10C1 D10C2 D10C3 202012 ACSUK-M044-lit1 ACSUK-M045-lit2 ACSUK-M046-lit3 ACSUK-M047-lit4 ACSUK-M048-lit5 ACSUK-M049-lit6 ACSUK-M050-lit7 -7777 Target_2_10.1.2 Nutrients OrganicCarbon Target_2_5.2.1 " Problem Areas 2007/2010 • A downward trend in the chlorophyll 90 percentile in the growing season, over a 10 year period (linked to decreasing anthropogenic input)." 5.2 D5 D5C2 202012 ACSUK-M031-eut1 ACSUK-M032-eut2 ACSUK-M033-eut3 -7777 Target_2_5.2.1 Nutrients OrganicCarbon Target_2_5.2.1 "Non Problem Areas 2007/2010 • No increase in the chlorophyll 90 percentile in the growing season (linked to increasing anthropogenic input) based on periodic surveys." 5.2 D5 D5C2 202012 ACSUK-M031-eut1 ACSUK-M032-eut2 ACSUK-M033-eut3 -7777 Target_2_5.2.1 Bathymetry Currents Turbidity Waves Target_2_7.2 All developments must comply with the existing regulatory regime and guidance should be followed to ensure that regulatory assessments are undertaken in a way that ensures the full consideration of any potential impacts, including cumulative effects at the most appropriate spatial scales to ensure that GES is not compromised. D7 D7C2 202012 -7777 Target_2_7.2 PresInputCont Target_2_8.2.1 For biological effects: The intensity of those biological or ecological effects due to contaminants agreed by OSPAR as appropriate for MSFD purposes are below toxicologically-based standards D8 D8C2 D8C4 202012 ACSUK-M038-cont1 ACSUK-M039-cont2 ACSUK-M040-cont3 ACSUK-M042-cont5 -7777 Target_2_8.2.1 Target_2_D11 Surveillance indicator to monitor trends in the ambient noise level within the 1/3 octave bands 63 and 125 Hz (centre frequency) (re 1μPa RMS; average noise level in these octave bands over a year) measured by observation stations. D11 D11C2 202012 -7777 Target_2_D11 Target_2_D2 Reduction in the impacts of NIS D2 D2C3 202012 ACSUK-M022-noni1 ACSUK-M023-noni2 ACSUK-M024-noni3 ACSUK-M025-noni4 ACSUK-M026-noni5 ACSUK-M054-noni6 -7777 Target_2_D2 FishAll PresBioExtractSpp PresInputSound PresPhyLoss Target_2_D3 The reproductive capacity of the stock shall be maintained at, or above levels that will support the long term exploitation of stocks at FMSY, as indicated by spawning stock biomass of all stocks being above Bpa. D3 D3C2 202012 ACSUK-E01 ACSUK-M001-fish1 ACSUK-M004-fish4 ACSUK-M027-shel1 ACSUK-M028-shel2 ACSUK-M029-shel3 ACSUK-M030-shel4 SSB Target_2_D3 MamSeals Target_2_Marine_Mammals At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions the distribution of seals is not contracting as result of human activities: in all of the indicators monitored there is no statistically significant contraction in the distribution of marine mammals caused by human activities D1 D1C4 202012 ACSUK-M007-seal1 ACSUK-M008-seal2 -7777 Target_2_Marine_Mammals Target_20_Pelagic [At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions] distribution of plankton community not significantly adversely influenced by anthropogenic drivers, as assessed by indicators of changes in plankton functional types (life form) indices. 1.4 D1 202012 ACSUK-M001-fish1 ACSUK-M004-fish4 ACSUK-M031-eut1 -7777 Target_20_Pelagic Target_21_Pelagic [At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions] condition of plankton community not significantly adversely influenced by anthropogenic drivers, as assessed by indicators of changes in plankton functional types (life form) indices and/or biomass. D1 D1C6 D6C5 202012 ACSUK-M001-fish1 ACSUK-M004-fish4 ACSUK-M031-eut1 -7777 Target_21_Pelagic Target_22_Pelagic [At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions] structure of plankton community not significantly adversely influenced by anthropogenic drivers, as assessed by indicators of changes in plankton functional types (life form) indices. D1 D4C1 D4C2 202012 ACSUK-M001-fish1 ACSUK-M004-fish4 ACSUK-M031-eut1 -7777 Target_22_Pelagic Target_23_Pelagic [At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions] abundance/distribution of plankton community not significantly adversely influenced by anthropogenic drivers, as assessed by indicators of changes in plankton functional types (life form) indices. D4/D1 D4C2 202012 ACSUK-M001-fish1 ACSUK-M004-fish4 ACSUK-M031-eut1 -7777 Target_23_Pelagic Target_24_Pelagic [At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions] condition of the meroplanktonic (plankton with benthic life phase) community not significantly adversely influenced by anthropogenic drivers, as assessed by indicators of changes in plankton functional types (life form) indices. D6/D1 D6C5 202012 ACSUK-M001-fish1 ACSUK-M004-fish4 ACSUK-M031-eut1 -7777 Target_24_Pelagic Target_25_Rock_and_reef At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions rock and biogenic reef habitats are stable or increasing: For all listed (special) and predominant habitat types range and distribution are stable or increasing and not smaller than the baseline value (Favourable Reference Range for Habitats Directive habitats). 1.4 D1 202012 ACSUK-M017-bent1 ACSUK-M018-bent2 ACSUK-M019-bent3 ACSUK-M020-bent4 ACSUK-M021-bent5 -9999 Target_25_Rock_and_reef Target_26_Rock_and_reef At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions rock and biogenic reef habitats are stable or increasing: For all listed (special) and predominant habitat types area is stable or increasing and not smaller than the baseline value (Favourable Reference Area for Habitats Directive habitats). D1 D6C4 202012 ACSUK-M017-bent1 ACSUK-M018-bent2 ACSUK-M019-bent3 ACSUK-M020-bent4 ACSUK-M021-bent5 -9999 Target_26_Rock_and_reef Target_27_Rock_and_reef At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions condition of rock and biogenic reef habitats is not significantly affected by human activities: For all listed (special) and predominant habitat types the area of habitat in poor condition (as defined by condition indicators) must not exceed 5% of the baseline value (Favourable Reference Area for Habitats Directive habitats) D1 D1C6 D6C5 202012 ACSUK-M017-bent1 ACSUK-M018-bent2 ACSUK-M019-bent3 ACSUK-M020-bent4 ACSUK-M021-bent5 -9999 Target_27_Rock_and_reef Target_28_Rock_and_reef At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions condition of rock and biogenic reef habitats is not significantly affected by human activities: For all listed (special) and predominant habitat types the area of habitat in poor condition (as defined by condition indicators) must not exceed 5% of the baseline value (Favourable Reference Area for Habitats Directive habitats) D6/D1 D6C1 D6C2 202012 ACSUK-M017-bent1 ACSUK-M018-bent2 ACSUK-M019-bent3 ACSUK-M020-bent4 ACSUK-M021-bent5 -9999 Target_28_Rock_and_reef Target_29_Rock_and_reef At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions condition of rock and biogenic reef habitats is not significantly affected by human activities: For all listed (special) and predominant habitat types the area of habitat in poor condition (as defined by condition indicators) must not exceed 5% of the baseline value (Favourable Reference Area for Habitats Directive habitats) D6/D1 D6C5 202012 ACSUK-M017-bent1 ACSUK-M018-bent2 ACSUK-M019-bent3 ACSUK-M020-bent4 ACSUK-M021-bent5 -9999 Target_29_Rock_and_reef BirdsSurfaceFeeding PresInputLitter Target_3_10.1.2 "Surveillance indicator to monitor the amounts of plastic found in the contents of fulmars stomachs (in line with the OSPAR Ecological Quality Objective) " D10 D10C1 D10C2 D10C3 202012 -7777 Target_3_10.1.2 Nutrients OrganicCarbon Target_3_5.2.4 "Non Problem Areas 2007/2010 • If there is evidence of nutrient enrichment and accelerated growth, then: No trend in a eutrophication relevant plankton index that is attributable to increases in nutrient loading, winter nutrient concentrations or trends in nutrient ratios." 5.2 D5 D5C3 202012 ACSUK-M031-eut1 ACSUK-M032-eut2 ACSUK-M033-eut3 -7777 Target_3_5.2.4 Nutrients OrganicCarbon Target_3_5.2.4 "Problem Areas 2007/2010 • Changes in a eutrophication relevant plankton index that is attributable to decreases in nutrient loading, winter nutrient concentrations or trends in nutrient ratios." 5.2 D5 D5C3 202012 ACSUK-M031-eut1 ACSUK-M032-eut2 ACSUK-M033-eut3 -7777 Target_3_5.2.4 PresInputCont Target_3_8.2.2 For oil/chemical spills: Occurrence and extent of significant acute pollution effects (e.g. slicks resulting from spills of oil and oil products or spills of chemicals) and their impacts on biota affected by this pollution should be minimised through appropriate risk based approaches D8 D8C2 D8C3 D8C4 202012 ACSUK-M039-cont2 ACSUK-M041-cont4 -7777 Target_3_8.2.2 MamCetacBaleenWhales MamCetacDeepDiving MamCetacSmall Target_3_Marine_Mammals At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions abundance of cetaceans is not decreasing as a result of human activity: in all of the indicators monitored, there should be no statistically significant decrease in abundance of marine mammals caused by human activities D1 D1C2 202012 -7777 Target_3_Marine_Mammals Target_30_Sediment At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions the range and distribution of listed (special) sediment habitat types is stable or increasing and not smaller than the baseline value (Favourable Reference Range for Habitats Directive habitats). 1.4 D1 202012 ACSUK-M017-bent1 ACSUK-M018-bent2 ACSUK-M019-bent3 ACSUK-M020-bent4 ACSUK-M021-bent5 -9999 Target_30_Sediment Target_31_Sediment At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions the area of listed (special) sediment habitats is stable or increasing and not smaller than the baseline value (Favourable Reference Area for Habitats Directive habitats). Water Framework Directive extent targets for saltmarsh and seagrass should be used within WFD boundaries as appropriate. D1 D6C4 202012 ACSUK-M017-bent1 ACSUK-M018-bent2 ACSUK-M019-bent3 ACSUK-M020-bent4 ACSUK-M021-bent5 -9999 Target_31_Sediment Target_32_Sediment At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions damaging human impacts on predominant sediment habitats are reduced: The area of habitat which is unsustainably impacted by human activities (as defined by vulnerability criteria) is significantly reduced and the precautionary principle is applied to the most sensitive habitat types and/or those which are most important for ecosystem functioning. D1 D1C6 D6C5 202012 ACSUK-M017-bent1 ACSUK-M018-bent2 ACSUK-M019-bent3 ACSUK-M020-bent4 ACSUK-M021-bent5 -9999 Target_32_Sediment Target_33_Sediment At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions, the area of listed (special) sediment habitat types which is unsustainably impacted by human activities (as defined by condition indicators) must not exceed 5% of baseline value (favourable reference area for HD habitats). WFD targets (km2 thresholds) for area of unacceptable impact for benthic invertebrates, macroalgae, saltmarsh and seagrass should be used within WFD boundaries as appropriate. D1 D1C6 D6C5 202012 ACSUK-M017-bent1 ACSUK-M018-bent2 ACSUK-M019-bent3 ACSUK-M020-bent4 ACSUK-M021-bent5 baseline Target_33_Sediment Target_34_Sediment At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions damaging human impacts on predominant sediment habitats are reduced: The area of habitat which is unsustainably impacted by human activities (as defined by vulnerability criteria) is significantly reduced and the precautionary principle is applied to the most sensitive habitat types and/or those which are most important for ecosystem functioning. D6/D1 D6C1 D6C2 202012 ACSUK-M017-bent1 ACSUK-M018-bent2 ACSUK-M019-bent3 ACSUK-M020-bent4 ACSUK-M021-bent5 -9999 Target_34_Sediment Target_35_Sediment At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions, the area of listed (special) sediment habitat types which is unsustainably impacted by human activities (as defined by condition indicators) must not exceed 5% of baseline value (favourable reference area for HD habitats). WFD targets (km2 thresholds) for area of unacceptable impact for benthic invertebrates, macroalgae, saltmarsh and seagrass should be used within WFD boundaries as appropriate. D6/D1 D6C1 D6C2 202012 ACSUK-M017-bent1 ACSUK-M018-bent2 ACSUK-M019-bent3 ACSUK-M020-bent4 ACSUK-M021-bent5 -7777 Target_36_Sediment At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions damaging human impacts on predominant sediment habitats are reduced: The area of habitat which is unsustainably impacted by human activities (as defined by vulnerability criteria) is significantly reduced and the precautionary principle is applied to the most sensitive habitat types and/or those which are most important for ecosystem functioning. D6/D1 D6C5 202012 ACSUK-M017-bent1 ACSUK-M018-bent2 ACSUK-M019-bent3 ACSUK-M020-bent4 ACSUK-M021-bent5 -7777 Target_37_Sediment At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions, the area of listed (special) sediment habitat types which is unsustainably impacted by human activities (as defined by condition indicators) must not exceed 5% of baseline value (favourable reference area for HD habitats). WFD targets (km2 thresholds) for area of unacceptable impact for benthic invertebrates, macroalgae, saltmarsh and seagrass should be used within WFD boundaries as appropriate. D6/D1 D6C5 202012 ACSUK-M017-bent1 ACSUK-M019-bent3 ACSUK-M020-bent4 ACSUK-M021-bent5 -7777 Target_37_Sediment Nutrients OrganicCarbon Target_4_5.3.1 "Problem Areas 2007/2010 • WFD macroalgae and seagrass tools at good status." 5.3 D5 D5C7 202012 ACSUK-M031-eut1 ACSUK-M032-eut2 ACSUK-M033-eut3 -7777 Target_4_5.3.1 MamSeals Target_4_Marine_Mammals At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions abundance of seals is not decreasing as a result of human activity: in all of the indicators monitored, there should be no statistically significant decrease in abundance of marine mammals caused by human activities D1 D1C2 202012 ACSUK-M007-seal1 ACSUK-M008-seal2 -7777 Target_4_Marine_Mammals OrganicCarbon Oxygen Target_5_5.3.2 "Problem Areas 2007/2010 • Oxygen (concentrations/5 percentile) in bottom waters should remain above area-specific oxygen assessment levels (e.g. 4-6 mg/l)." 5.3 D5 D5C5 202012 ACSUK-M031-eut1 ACSUK-M032-eut2 ACSUK-M033-eut3 -7777 Target_5_5.3.2 OrganicCarbon Oxygen Target_5_5.3.2 "Problem Areas 2007/2010 • There should be no kills in benthic animal species as a result of oxygen deficiency that are directly related to anthropogenic input of nutrients." 5.3 D5 D5C5 202012 ACSUK-M031-eut1 ACSUK-M032-eut2 ACSUK-M033-eut3 -7777 Target_5_5.3.2 MamCetacDeepDiving MamCetacSmall PresBioExtractSpp PresInputCont Target_5_Marine_Mammals At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions cetacean populations are in good condition: mortality of cetaceans due to fishing by-catch is sufficiently low so as not to inhibit population size targets being met D1 D1C3 202012 ACSUK-M009-ceta1 ACSUK-M010-ceta2 ACSUK-M011-ceta3 ACSUK-M012-ceta4 -7777 Target_5_Marine_Mammals MamSeals PresBioExtractSpp Target_6_Marine_Mammals At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions seal populations are in good condition: there is no statistically significant decline in seal pup production caused by human activities; and mortality of seals due to fishing by-catch is sufficiently low so as not to inhibit population size targets being met. D1 D1C3 202012 ACSUK-M007-seal1 ACSUK-M008-seal2 ACSUK-M012-ceta4 -7777 Target_6_Marine_Mammals MamCetacBaleenWhales MamCetacDeepDiving MamCetacSmall Target_7_Marine_Mammals At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions abundance of cetaceans is not decreasing as a result of human activity: in all of the indicators monitored, there should be no statistically significant decrease in abundance of marine mammals caused by human activities D4/D1 D4C2 202012 ACSUK-M009-ceta1 ACSUK-M010-ceta2 ACSUK-M012-ceta4 -7777 Target_7_Marine_Mammals MamSeals Target_8_Marine_Mammals At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions abundance of seals is not decreasing as a result of human activity: in all of the indicators monitored, there should be no statistically significant decrease in abundance of marine mammals caused by human activities D4/D1 D4C2 202012 ACSUK-M007-seal1 ACSUK-M008-seal2 -7777 Target_8_Marine_Mammals MamSeals Target_9_Marine_Mammals At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions marine mammal productivity is not significantly affected by human activities: There should be no statistically significant decline in seal pup production caused by human activities D4/D1 D4C4 202012 ACSUK-M007-seal1 ACSUK-M008-seal2 ACSUK-M012-ceta4 -7777 Target_9_Marine_Mammals UK_GNS_0 Target _1_D11 To establish a ‘noise registry’ to record, assess, and manage the distribution and timing of anthropogenic sound sources measured over the frequency band 10 Hz to 10 kHz, exceeding the energy source level 183 dB re 1 μPa² m² s; or the zero to peak source level of 224 dB re 1 μPa² m² over the entire UK hydrocarbon licence block area. ANSUK-M051-nois1 ANSUK-M052-nois2 ANSUK-M053-nois3 -7777 Target _1_D11 MamCetacBaleenWhales MamCetacDeepDiving MamCetacSmall Target 1 - MARINE MAMMALS At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions the distribution of cetaceans is not contracting as result of human activities: in all of the indicators monitored there is no statistically significant contraction in the distribution of marine mammals caused by human activities D1 D1C4 202012 ANSUK-M009-ceta1 ANSUK-M010-ceta2 ANSUK-M012-ceta4 -7777 Target 1 - MARINE MAMMALS BirdsAll PresBioExtractSpp PresBioIntroNIS PresPhyLoss Target 10 - Birds At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions distribution of marine birds is not significantly affected by human activities: no major shifts or shrinkage in the population distribution of marine birds in 75% of species monitored D1 D1C4 202012 ANSUK-M013-bird1 ANSUK-M014-bird2 ANSUK-M015-bird3 ANSUK-M016-bird4 -9999 Target 10 - Birds BirdsAll PresBioExtractSpp PresBioIntroNIS PresPhyLoss Target 11 - Birds At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions abundance of marine birds is not significantly affected by human activities: Changes in abundance of marine birds should be within individual target levels in 75% of species monitored. D1 D1C2 202012 ANSUK-M013-bird1 ANSUK-M014-bird2 ANSUK-M015-bird3 ANSUK-M016-bird4 -7777 Target 11 - Birds BirdsAll PresBioExtractSpp Target 12 - Birds At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions marine bird productivity is not significantly affected by human activities: Annual breeding success of black-legged kittiwakes should not be significantly different, statistically, from levels expected under prevailing climatic conditions (i.e. sea surface temperature). Widespread seabird colony breeding failures should occur rarely in other species that are sensitive to changes in food availability. D1 D1C3 202012 ANSUK-M013-bird1 ANSUK-M014-bird2 ANSUK-M015-bird3 ANSUK-M016-bird4 -7777 Target 12 - Birds BirdsAll PresBioIntroNIS Target 13 - Birds At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions, the risks to island seabird colonies from non-native mammals are minimised. D1 D1C3 202012 ANSUK-M015-bird3 -9999 Target 13 - Birds BirdsAll PresBioExtractSpp PresBioIntroNIS Target 14 - Birds At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions abundance of marine birds is not significantly affected by human activities: Changes in abundance of marine birds should be within individual target levels in 75% of species monitored. D4/D1 D4C2 202012 ANSUK-M013-bird1 -9999 Target 14 - Birds BirdsAll PresBioExtractSpp Target 15 - Birds At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions marine bird productivity is not significantly affected by human activities: Annual breeding success of black-legged kittiwakes should not be significantly different, statistically, from levels expected under prevailing climatic conditions (i.e. sea surface temperature). D4/D1 D4C4 202012 ANSUK-M013-bird1 -9999 Target 15 - Birds FishDemersalShelf PresBioExtractSpp Target 16 - Fish At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions distribution of sensitive fish species is not significantly impacted by human activities: the geographic and depth distribution of sensitive fish should meet individual indicator targets in a statistically significant proportion of species monitored D1 D1C4 202012 ANSUK-E01 ANSUK-M001-fish1 ANSUK-M002-fish2 ANSUK-M003-fish3 ANSUK-M004-fish4 ANSUK-M005-elasm ANSUK-M006-diadr -9999 Target 16 - Fish FishDemersalShelf PresBioExtractSpp Target 17 - Fish At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions populations of sensitive fish species are not significantly impacted by human activity: the population abundance density and population biomass density of sensitive fish species should meet individual indicator targets for recovery in a statistically significant proportion of species monitored. D1 D1C2 202012 ANSUK-E01 ANSUK-M001-fish1 ANSUK-M002-fish2 ANSUK-M003-fish3 ANSUK-M004-fish4 ANSUK-M005-elasm ANSUK-M006-diadr -9999 Target 17 - Fish FishDemersalShelf PresBioExtractSpp Target 18 - Fish The size-composition of fish communities should reflect a healthy status and not be significantly impacted by human activity : More than 30% (by weight) of demersal fish in the Greater North Sea and 40% (by weight) of demersal fish in the Celtic Seas exceed a length of 40cm and 50cm respectively. D1 D4C1 D4C2 202012 ANSUK-E01 ANSUK-M001-fish1 ANSUK-M002-fish2 ANSUK-M003-fish3 ANSUK-M004-fish4 ANSUK-M005-elasm ANSUK-M006-diadr More than 30% (by weight) of demersal fish in the Greater North Sea and 40% (by weight) of demersal fish in the Celtic Seas Target 18 - Fish FishDemersalShelf FishPelagicShelf PresBioExtractSpp Target 19 - Fish The size composition of fish communities should not be impacted by human activity such as to indicate any adverse change in trophic function within the community : A specified proportion (by weight) of fish in any defined marine region should exceed a stipulated length threshold. D4/D1 D4C3 202012 ANSUK-E01 ANSUK-M001-fish1 ANSUK-M002-fish2 ANSUK-M003-fish3 ANSUK-M004-fish4 ANSUK-M005-elasm ANSUK-M006-diadr -9999 Target 19 - Fish MamSeals Target 2 - MARINE MAMMALS At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions the distribution of seals is not contracting as result of human activities: in all of the indicators monitored there is no statistically significant contraction in the distribution of marine mammals caused by human activities D1 D1C4 202012 ANSUK-M007-seal1 ANSUK-M008-seal2 -9999 Target 2 - MARINE MAMMALS Target 20 - Pelagic [At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions] distribution of plankton community not significantly adversely influenced by anthropogenic drivers, as assessed by indicators of changes in plankton functional types (life form) indices. 1.4 D1 202012 ANSUK-M001-fish1 ANSUK-M004-fish4 ANSUK-M031-eut1 -7777 Target 20 - Pelagic Target 21 - Pelagic [At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions] condition of plankton community not significantly adversely influenced by anthropogenic drivers, as assessed by indicators of changes in plankton functional types (life form) indices and/or biomass. D1 D1C6 D6C5 202012 ANSUK-M001-fish1 ANSUK-M004-fish4 ANSUK-M031-eut1 -7777 Target 21 - Pelagic Target 22 - Pelagic [At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions] structure of plankton community not significantly adversely influenced by anthropogenic drivers, as assessed by indicators of changes in plankton functional types (life form) indices. D1 D4C1 D4C2 202012 ANSUK-M001-fish1 ANSUK-M004-fish4 ANSUK-M031-eut1 -7777 Target 22 - Pelagic Target 23 - Pelagic [At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions] abundance/distribution of plankton community not significantly adversely influenced by anthropogenic drivers, as assessed by indicators of changes in plankton functional types (life form) indices. D4/D1 D4C2 202012 ANSUK-M001-fish1 ANSUK-M004-fish4 ANSUK-M031-eut1 -7777 Target 23 - Pelagic Target 24 - Pelagic [At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions] condition of the meroplanktonic (plankton with benthic life phase) community not significantly adversely influenced by anthropogenic drivers, as assessed by indicators of changes in plankton functional types (life form) indices. D6/D1 D6C5 202012 ANSUK-M001-fish1 ANSUK-M004-fish4 ANSUK-M031-eut1 -7777 Target 24 - Pelagic Target 25 - Rock and reef At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions rock and biogenic reef habitats are stable or increasing: For all listed (special) and predominant habitat types range and distribution are stable or increasing and not smaller than the baseline value (Favourable Reference Range for Habitats Directive habitats). 1.4 D1 202012 ANSUK-M017-bent1 ANSUK-M018-bent2 ANSUK-M019-bent3 ANSUK-M020-bent4 ANSUK-M021-bent5 -9999 Target 25 - Rock and reef Target 26 - Rock and reef At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions rock and biogenic reef habitats are stable or increasing: For all listed (special) and predominant habitat types area is stable or increasing and not smaller than the baseline value (Favourable Reference Area for Habitats Directive habitats). D1 D6C4 202012 ANSUK-M017-bent1 ANSUK-M018-bent2 ANSUK-M019-bent3 ANSUK-M020-bent4 ANSUK-M021-bent5 -9999 Target 26 - Rock and reef Target 27 - Rock and reef At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions condition of rock and biogenic reef habitats is not significantly affected by human activities: For all listed (special) and predominant habitat types the area of habitat in poor condition (as defined by condition indicators) must not exceed 5% of the baseline value (Favourable Reference Area for Habitats Directive habitats) D1 D1C6 D6C5 202012 ANSUK-M017-bent1 ANSUK-M018-bent2 ANSUK-M019-bent3 ANSUK-M020-bent4 ANSUK-M021-bent5 -9999 Target 27 - Rock and reef Target 28 - Rock and reef At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions condition of rock and biogenic reef habitats is not significantly affected by human activities: For all listed (special) and predominant habitat types the area of habitat in poor condition (as defined by condition indicators) must not exceed 5% of the baseline value (Favourable Reference Area for Habitats Directive habitats) D6/D1 D6C1 D6C2 202012 ANSUK-M017-bent1 ANSUK-M018-bent2 ANSUK-M019-bent3 ANSUK-M020-bent4 ANSUK-M021-bent5 -9999 Target 28 - Rock and reef Target 29 - Rock and reef At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions condition of rock and biogenic reef habitats is not significantly affected by human activities: For all listed (special) and predominant habitat types the area of habitat in poor condition (as defined by condition indicators) must not exceed 5% of the baseline value (Favourable Reference Area for Habitats Directive habitats) D6/D1 D6C5 202012 ANSUK-M017-bent1 ANSUK-M018-bent2 ANSUK-M019-bent3 ANSUK-M020-bent4 ANSUK-M021-bent5 -9999 Target 29 - Rock and reef MamCetacBaleenWhales MamCetacDeepDiving MamCetacSmall Target 3 - MARINE MAMMALS At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions abundance of cetaceans is not decreasing as a result of human activity: in all of the indicators monitored, there should be no statistically significant decrease in abundance of marine mammals caused by human activities D1 D1C2 202012 -7777 Target 3 - MARINE MAMMALS Target 30 - Sediment At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions the range and distribution of listed (special) sediment habitat types is stable or increasing and not smaller than the baseline value (Favourable Reference Range for Habitats Directive habitats). 1.4 D1 202012 ANSUK-M017-bent1 ANSUK-M018-bent2 ANSUK-M019-bent3 ANSUK-M020-bent4 ANSUK-M021-bent5 -9999 Target 30 - Sediment Target 31 - Sediment At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions the area of listed (special) sediment habitats is stable or increasing and not smaller than the baseline value (Favourable Reference Area for Habitats Directive habitats). Water Framework Directive extent targets for saltmarsh and seagrass should be used within WFD boundaries as appropriate. D2 D6C4 202012 ANSUK-M017-bent1 ANSUK-M018-bent2 ANSUK-M019-bent3 ANSUK-M020-bent4 ANSUK-M021-bent5 -9999 Target 31 - Sediment Target 32 - Sediment At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions damaging human impacts on predominant sediment habitats are reduced: The area of habitat which is unsustainably impacted by human activities (as defined by vulnerability criteria) is significantly reduced and the precautionary principle is applied to the most sensitive habitat types and/or those which are most important for ecosystem functioning. D1 D1C6 D6C5 202012 ANSUK-M017-bent1 ANSUK-M018-bent2 ANSUK-M019-bent3 ANSUK-M020-bent4 ANSUK-M021-bent5 -9999 Target 32 - Sediment Target 33 - Sediment At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions, the area of listed (special) sediment habitat types which is unsustainably impacted by human activities (as defined by condition indicators) must not exceed 5% of baseline value (favourable reference area for HD habitats). WFD targets (km2 thresholds) for area of unacceptable impact for benthic invertebrates, macroalgae, saltmarsh and seagrass should be used within WFD boundaries as appropriate. D1 D1C6 D6C5 202012 ANSUK-M017-bent1 ANSUK-M018-bent2 ANSUK-M019-bent3 ANSUK-M020-bent4 ANSUK-M021-bent5 baseline Target 33 - Sediment Target 34 - Sediment At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions damaging human impacts on predominant sediment habitats are reduced: The area of habitat which is unsustainably impacted by human activities (as defined by vulnerability criteria) is significantly reduced and the precautionary principle is applied to the most sensitive habitat types and/or those which are most important for ecosystem functioning. D6/D1 D6C1 D6C2 202012 ANSUK-M017-bent1 ANSUK-M018-bent2 ANSUK-M019-bent3 ANSUK-M020-bent4 ANSUK-M021-bent5 -9999 Target 34 - Sediment Target 35 - Sediment At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions, the area of listed (special) sediment habitat types which is unsustainably impacted by human activities (as defined by condition indicators) must not exceed 5% of baseline value (favourable reference area for HD habitats). WFD targets (km2 thresholds) for area of unacceptable impact for benthic invertebrates, macroalgae, saltmarsh and seagrass should be used within WFD boundaries as appropriate. D6/D1 D6C1 D6C2 202012 ANSUK-M017-bent1 ANSUK-M018-bent2 ANSUK-M019-bent3 ANSUK-M020-bent4 ANSUK-M021-bent5 -7777 Target 36 - Sediment At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions damaging human impacts on predominant sediment habitats are reduced: The area of habitat which is unsustainably impacted by human activities (as defined by vulnerability criteria) is significantly reduced and the precautionary principle is applied to the most sensitive habitat types and/or those which are most important for ecosystem functioning. D6/D1 D6C5 202012 ANSUK-M017-bent1 ANSUK-M018-bent2 ANSUK-M019-bent3 ANSUK-M020-bent4 ANSUK-M021-bent5 -7777 Target 37 - Sediment At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions, the area of listed (special) sediment habitat types which is unsustainably impacted by human activities (as defined by condition indicators) must not exceed 5% of baseline value (favourable reference area for HD habitats). WFD targets (km2 thresholds) for area of unacceptable impact for benthic invertebrates, macroalgae, saltmarsh and seagrass should be used within WFD boundaries as appropriate. D6/D1 D6C5 202012 ANSUK-M017-bent1 ANSUK-M019-bent3 ANSUK-M020-bent4 ANSUK-M021-bent5 -7777 Target 37 - Sediment MamSeals Target 4 - MARINE MAMMALS At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions abundance of seals is not decreasing as a result of human activity: in all of the indicators monitored, there should be no statistically significant decrease in abundance of marine mammals caused by human activities D1 D1C2 202012 ANSUK-M007-seal1 ANSUK-M008-seal2 -7777 Target 4 - MARINE MAMMALS MamCetacDeepDiving MamCetacSmall PresBioExtractSpp PresInputCont Target 5 - MARINE MAMMALS At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions cetacean populations are in good condition: mortality of cetaceans due to fishing by-catch is sufficiently low so as not to inhibit population size targets being met D1 D1C3 202012 ANSUK-M009-ceta1 ANSUK-M010-ceta2 ANSUK-M011-ceta3 ANSUK-M012-ceta4 -7777 Target 5 - MARINE MAMMALS MamSeals PresBioExtractSpp Target 6 - MARINE MAMMALS At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions seal populations are in good condition: there is no statistically significant decline in seal pup production caused by human activities; and mortality of seals due to fishing by-catch is sufficiently low so as not to inhibit population size targets being met. D1 D1C3 202012 ANSUK-M007-seal1 ANSUK-M008-seal2 ANSUK-M012-ceta4 -7777 Target 6 - MARINE MAMMALS MamCetacBaleenWhales MamCetacDeepDiving MamCetacSmall Target 7 - MARINE MAMMALS At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions abundance of cetaceans is not decreasing as a result of human activity: in all of the indicators monitored, there should be no statistically significant decrease in abundance of marine mammals caused by human activities D4/D1 D4C2 202012 ANSUK-M009-ceta1 ANSUK-M010-ceta2 ANSUK-M012-ceta4 -7777 Target 7 - MARINE MAMMALS MamSeals Target 8 - MARINE MAMMALS At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions abundance of seals is not decreasing as a result of human activity: in all of the indicators monitored, there should be no statistically significant decrease in abundance of marine mammals caused by human activities D4/D1 D4C2 202012 ANSUK-M007-seal1 ANSUK-M008-seal2 -7777 Target 8 - MARINE MAMMALS MamSeals Target 9 - MARINE MAMMALS At the scale of the MSFD sub-regions marine mammal productivity is not significantly affected by human activities: There should be no statistically significant decline in seal pup production caused by human activities D4/D1 D4C4 202012 ANSUK-M007-seal1 ANSUK-M008-seal2 ANSUK-M012-ceta4 -7777 Target 9 - MARINE MAMMALS PresInputLitter PresPhyDisturbSeabed Target_1_10.1.1 Overall reduction in the number of visible litter items within specific categories/types on coastlines D10 D10C1 D10C2 D10C3 202012 ANSUK-M044-lit1 ANSUK-M045-lit2 ANSUK-M046-lit3 ANSUK-M047-lit4 ANSUK-M048-lit5 ANSUK-M049-lit6 ANSUK-M050-lit7 -7777 Target_1_10.1.1 Nutrients OrganicCarbon Target_1_5.1.1 "Non Problem Areas 2007/2010 • No increase in the assessed dissolved inorganic nitrogen and phosphorous concentration, resulting from anthropogenic nutrient input using data from periodic surveys." D5 D5C1 202012 ANSUK-M031-eut1 ANSUK-M032-eut2 ANSUK-M033-eut3 -7777 Target_1_5.1.1 Nutrients OrganicCarbon Target_1_5.1.1 "Problem Areas 2007/2010 • A downward trend in dissolved inorganic nitrogen and phosphorous concentration, resulting from decreasing anthropogenic nutrient input, over a 10 year period." D5 D5C1 202012 ANSUK-M031-eut1 ANSUK-M032-eut2 ANSUK-M033-eut3 -7777 Target_1_5.1.1 Bathymetry Currents Turbidity Waves Target_1_7.1 All developments must comply with the existing regulatory regime and guidance should be followed to ensure that regulatory assessments are undertaken in a way that ensures the full consideration of any potential impacts, including cumulative effects at the most appropriate spatial scales to ensure that GES is not compromised. D7 D7C1 202012 ANSUK-M034-hyd1 ANSUK-M035-hyd2 ANSUK-M036-hyd3 ANSUK-M037-hyd4 -7777 Target_1_7.1 PresInputCont Target_1_8.1.1 Concentrations of substances identified within relevant legislation and international obligations are below the concentrations at which adverse effects are likely to occur (e.g. are less than Environmental Quality Standards applied within the Water Framework Directive and Environmental Assessment Criteria applied within OSPAR). D8 D8C1 202012 ANSUK-E02 ANSUK-M038-cont1 ANSUK-M039-cont2 ANSUK-M040-cont3 ANSUK-M042-cont5 -7777 Target_1_8.1.1 PresInputCont Target_1_9.1.1 For contaminants where regulatory levels have been set, there should be a high rate of compliance based on relevant surveys and including samples originating from commercial fishing grounds in the greater North Sea and the Celtic Seas D9 D9C1 202012 ANSUK-M043-seaf1 -7777 Target_1_9.1.1 Target_1_D2 Reduction in the risk of introduction and spread of non native species through improved management of high risk pathways and vectors. D2 D2C2 202012 ANSUK-M022-noni1 ANSUK-M023-noni2 ANSUK-M024-noni3 ANSUK-M025-noni4 ANSUK-M026-noni5 ANSUK-M054-noni6 -7777 Target_1_D2 FishAll PresBioExtractSpp PresInputSound PresPhyLoss Target_1_D3 The exploitation rate of each stock is either at or below FMSY, or within the range of plausible fishing mortalities consistent with FMSY. Where data does not allow FMSY, or FMSY proxies, to be calculated exploitation of each stock will be based on the precautionary approach with limits defined by agreed proxies for sustainable exploitation. D3 D3C1 202012 ANSUK-E01 ANSUK-M001-fish1 ANSUK-M004-fish4 ANSUK-M027-shel1 ANSUK-M028-shel2 ANSUK-M029-shel3 ANSUK-M030-shel4 -7777 Target_1_D3 PresInputLitter Target_2_10.1.2 Surveillance indicator to monitor the quantities of litter on the seafloor D10 D10C1 D10C2 D10C3 202012 ANSUK-M044-lit1 ANSUK-M045-lit2 ANSUK-M046-lit3 ANSUK-M047-lit4 ANSUK-M048-lit5 ANSUK-M049-lit6 ANSUK-M050-lit7 -7777 Target_2_10.1.2 Nutrients OrganicCarbon Target_2_5.2.1 " Problem Areas 2007/2010 • A downward trend in the chlorophyll 90 percentile in the growing season, over a 10 year period (linked to decreasing anthropogenic input)." 5.2 D5 D5C2 202012 ANSUK-M031-eut1 ANSUK-M032-eut2 ANSUK-M033-eut3 -7777 Target_2_5.2.1 Nutrients OrganicCarbon Target_2_5.2.1 "Non Problem Areas 2007/2010 • No increase in the chlorophyll 90 percentile in the growing season (linked to increasing anthropogenic input) based on periodic surveys." 5.2 D5 D5C2 202012 ANSUK-M031-eut1 ANSUK-M032-eut2 ANSUK-M033-eut3 -7777 Target_2_5.2.1 Bathymetry Currents Turbidity Waves Target_2_7.2 All developments must comply with the existing regulatory regime and guidance should be followed to ensure that regulatory assessments are undertaken in a way that ensures the full consideration of any potential impacts, including cumulative effects at the most appropriate spatial scales to ensure that GES is not compromised. D7 D7C1 D7C2 202012 -7777 Target_2_7.2 PresInputCont Target_2_8.2.1 For biological effects: The intensity of those biological or ecological effects due to contaminants agreed by OSPAR as appropriate for MSFD purposes are below toxicologically-based standards D8 D8C2 D8C3 D8C4 202012 ANSUK-M038-cont1 ANSUK-M039-cont2 ANSUK-M040-cont3 ANSUK-M042-cont5 -7777 Target_2_8.2.1 Target_2_D11 Surveillance indicator to monitor trends in the ambient noise level within the 1/3 octave bands 63 and 125 Hz (centre frequency) (re 1μPa RMS; average noise level in these octave bands over a year) measured by observation stations. D11 D11C2 202012 -7777 Target_2_D11 Target_2_D2 Reduction in the impacts of NIS D2 D2C3 202012 ANSUK-M022-noni1 ANSUK-M023-noni2 ANSUK-M024-noni3 ANSUK-M025-noni4 ANSUK-M026-noni5 ANSUK-M054-noni6 -7777 Target_2_D2 FishAll PresBioExtractSpp PresInputSound PresPhyLoss Target_2_D3 The reproductive capacity of the stock shall be maintained at, or above levels that will support the long term exploitation of stocks at FMSY, as indicated by spawning stock biomass of all stocks being above Bpa. D3 D3C2 202012 ANSUK-E01 ANSUK-M001-fish1 ANSUK-M004-fish4 ANSUK-M027-shel1 ANSUK-M028-shel2 ANSUK-M029-shel3 ANSUK-M030-shel4 SSB Target_2_D3 BirdsSurfaceFeeding PresInputLitter Target_3_10.1.2 "Surveillance indicator to monitor the amounts of plastic found in the contents of fulmars stomachs (in line with the OSPAR Ecological Quality Objective) " D10 D10C1 D10C2 D10C3 202012 ANSUK-M044-lit1 ANSUK-M045-lit2 ANSUK-M046-lit3 ANSUK-M047-lit4 ANSUK-M048-lit5 ANSUK-M049-lit6 ANSUK-M050-lit7 -7777 Target_3_10.1.2 Nutrients OrganicCarbon Target_3_5.2.4 "Non Problem Areas 2007/2010 • If there is evidence of nutrient enrichment and accelerated growth, then: No trend in a eutrophication relevant plankton index that is attributable to increases in nutrient loading, winter nutrient concentrations or trends in nutrient ratios." 5.2 D5 D5C3 202012 ANSUK-M031-eut1 ANSUK-M032-eut2 ANSUK-M033-eut3 -7777 Target_3_5.2.4 Nutrients OrganicCarbon Target_3_5.2.4 "Problem Areas 2007/2010 • Changes in a eutrophication relevant plankton index that is attributable to decreases in nutrient loading, winter nutrient concentrations or trends in nutrient ratios." 5.2 D5 D5C3 202012 ANSUK-M031-eut1 ANSUK-M032-eut2 ANSUK-M033-eut3 -7777 Target_3_5.2.4 PresInputCont Target_3_8.2.2 For oil/chemical spills: Occurrence and extent of significant acute pollution effects (e.g. slicks resulting from spills of oil and oil products or spills of chemicals) and their impacts on biota affected by this pollution should be minimised through appropriate risk based approaches D8 D8C2 D8C3 D8C4 202012 ANSUK-M039-cont2 ANSUK-M041-cont4 -7777 Target_3_8.2.2 Nutrients OrganicCarbon Target_4_5.3.1 "Problem Areas 2007/2010 • WFD macroalgae and seagrass tools at good status." 5.3 D5 D5C7 202012 ANSUK-M031-eut1 ANSUK-M032-eut2 ANSUK-M033-eut3 -7777 Target_4_5.3.1 OrganicCarbon Oxygen Target_5_5.3.2 "Problem Areas 2007/2010 • Oxygen (concentrations/5 percentile) in bottom waters should remain above area-specific oxygen assessment levels (e.g. 4-6 mg/l)." 5.3 D5 D5C5 202012 ANSUK-M031-eut1 ANSUK-M032-eut2 ANSUK-M033-eut3 -7777 Target_5_5.3.2 OrganicCarbon Oxygen Target_5_5.3.2 "Problem Areas 2007/2010 • There should be no kills in benthic animal species as a result of oxygen deficiency that are directly related to anthropogenic input of nutrients." 5.3 D5 D5C5 202012 ANSUK-M031-eut1 ANSUK-M032-eut2 ANSUK-M033-eut3 -7777 Target_5_5.3.2