Form

Cormorants: group licence to kill or take them to prevent damage to fisheries

As a group of fisheries, apply for a licence to control cormorants causing serious damage within a defined area or catchment.

• From: Natural England
• Published: 11 July 2017

Applies to England

Documents

Licence application form for an area-based cormorant management licence (A06a)

MS Word Document, 118 KB

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Management plan (A06b)

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Site appendix (A06c)

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Details

You need to nominate a ‘site representative’ at each site named in the management plan. The site representative completes the site appendix.

You need to nominate a ‘primary contact’ who:

• completes the licence application form and management plan
• provides a completed site appendix for each site
• oversees and manages the licence
• allocates the quota to each site (that is the maximum number of birds allowed to be shot under the licence)
• submits a report of action taken for each site and a summary report at the end of the licence period

You’ll be sent a report form and summary report form with your licence document.

The primary contact and the site representatives are:

• the licensees
• all responsible for meeting the terms and conditions of the licence

The primary contact doesn’t have to be one of the site representatives.

Licences are free. Allow up to 30 working days for a licensing decision to be made.

Advice

The Angling Trust’s Fishery Management Advisers provide advice and assistance with this licence.

Published 11 July 2017