Regulation on the Protection of Wetlands: Permit Will Be Mandatory.
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Regulations regarding water use and agricultural activities in wetlands have changed. According to the regulation published in the Official Gazette, a permit will be required to take water from wetlands and the springs, streams, and creeks that feed them. New agricultural areas cannot be opened on public lands in protected areas, and organic farming and seaweed production on privately owned plots will require a permit. 🚆
Regulations regarding water use and agricultural activities in wetlands have changed. According to the regulation published in the Official Gazette, a permit will be required to take water from wetlands and the springs, streams, and creeks that feed them. New agricultural areas cannot be opened on public lands in protected areas, and organic farming and seaweed production on privately owned parcels will be subject to permission.
A permit will be required to take water from wetlands or the springs, streams, and creeks that feed them.
With the new regulation of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, water extraction from wetlands is now subject to a permit. The aim is to protect environmental runoff, encourage organic farming, and require existing facilities to apply for a permit within two years.
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