Corporate report: Environment Agency annual report and accounts 2016 to 2017
The report details operational and financial information and highlights projects and progress towards the Environment Agency’s corporate objectives.
The report details operational and financial information and highlights projects and progress towards the Environment Agency’s corporate objectives.
The extent indicator is a calculation of the net (non-overlapping) extent of protected areas using mean high water as the boundary between the at-sea and on-land measures. The indicator was expanded in 2014 to include wider countryside designations. The extent of protected areas is assessed over time since 1950, in the marine and terrestrial environments. The site condition statistic covers the cumulative proportion of Areas of Special Scientific Interest (Northern Ireland) and Sites of Special Scientific Interest (England and Scotland) in ‘favourable’ or ‘unfavourable-recovering’ condition, over the last decade. These statistics are part of the UK Biodiversity Indicators.
Updated: Updated with latest statistical notice for July 2018.
This publication presents official monthly statistics on tuberculosis (TB) in cattle (i.e. bovine TB) in Great Britain. The statistics are obtained from the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) work management IT support system, which is used for the administration of TB testing in GB. They are a snapshot of the position on the date on which the data were extracted. The information is subject to regular revision until all test results are available.
More detailed statistics for GB, England, Scotland, Wales and the English regions are provided in the accompanying spreadsheets. These datasets are updated monthly. The full statistical notice, including the headline statistics, is updated every quarter.
Next update: see the statistics release calendar
For further information you can contact:
tb.statistics@defra.gov.uk
Twitter: @DefraStats
Updated: Updated monthly datasets to July 2018.
This data series presents statistics on tuberculosis (TB) in cattle (i.e. bovine TB) in Great Britain. The statistics are obtained from the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) work management IT support system, which is used for the administration of TB testing in GB. They are a snapshot of the position on the date on which the data were extracted. The information is subject to regular revision until all test results are available.
This data series are updated monthly with accompanying statistical notice. A full national statistical notice including headline data is updated every quarter.
Next update: see the statistics release calendar
For further information you can contact:
tbstatistics@defra.gov.uk
Twitter: @DefraStats
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