Summary of protection values of Finnish marine protection areas

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Appendix 5 Summary of protection values of Finnish marine protection areas s Table lists relevant Finnish Marine s in the vicinity of NSP2 project area and their conservation objectives. Sites are listed from east to west. Table represents only marine conservation objectives. Terrestrial habitats are not represented, except for those Baltic Sea and coastal habitats, which may have underwater parts also. For Species referred to in Article 4 of Directive 2009/147/EC and listed in Annex II of Directive 92/43/EEC only those are represented which frequently are known to use offshore areas and outermost parts of archipelagos. Bird listed on Annex 1 are noted with 1. * = priority habitat. For seals table includes which are confirmed as conservation objective for the target site and also which are proposed, non-confirmed conservation objectives. ** = non-confirmed, proposed conservation objective (seals). For other and Natura 2000 habitats table includes only confirmed conservation objectives of the target sites. habitats Eastern Gulf of Finland and Waters FI0408001 SPA/SAC Grey seal Sandbanks 1110 Ringed seal** Coastal lagoons* 1149 Reefs 1170 Baltic esker islands 1610 Caspian tern 1 Boreal baltic islets and islands 1620 Luodematalat FI0400002 SAC Reefs 1170 Länsiletto Area FI0400001 SAC Reefs 1170 Pernaja and Pernaja FI0100078 SPA/SAC Grey seal Coastal lagoons* 1150 Ringed seal** Reefs 1170 Northern pintail Baltic esker islands 1610 Boreal baltic islets and islands 1620 Boreal Baltic narrow inlets 1650 Smew Caspian tern 1 The Sea Area South of Sandkallan FI0100106 SAC Reefs 1170

habitats Söderskär and Långören FI0100077 SPA/SAC Grey seal Sandbanks 1110 Caspian tern 1 Reefs 1170 Baltic esker islands 1610 Boreal baltic islets and islands 1620 Kirkkonummi FI0100026 SPA Red-throated diver 1 Sandbanks 1110 FI0100105 SAC Black-throated diver 1 Coastal lagoons* 1150 Horned grebe 1 Reefs 1170 Barnacle goose 1 Boreal baltic islets and islands 1620 Kallbådans Islets and Waters FI0100089 SAC Grey seal Boreal baltic islets and islands 1620 Inkoo FI0100017 SPA/SAC Sandbanks 1110 Caspian tern 1 Reefs 1170 Baltic esker islands 1610 Boreal baltic islets and islands 1620 Tammisaari and Hanko and Pohjanpitäjänlahti Marine Protected Area FI0100005 SPA/SAC Grey seal Sandbanks 1110 Black-throated diver 1 Coastal lagoons* 1150 Large shallow inlets and bays 1160 Red-necked phalarope 1 Reefs 1170 Caspian tern 1 Boreal baltic islets and islands 1620 Boreal Baltic narrow inlets 1650

habitats The Hanko Eastern Offshore Area FI0100107 SAC Reefs 1170 Tulliniemi bird protection area FI0100006 SPA/SAC Barnacle goose 1 Sandbanks 1110 Reefs 1170 Boreal baltic islets and islands 1620 Little gull 1 Örö FI0200913 SAC Sandbanks 1110 Coastal lagoons* 1150 Baltic esker islands 1610 Boreal baltic islets and islands 1620 Saaristomeri FI0200090 SAC Grey seal Sandbanks 1110 FI0200164 SPA Ringed seal Coastal lagoons* 1150 Grey seal Reefs 1170 Baltic esker islands 1610 Red-throated diver 1 Boreal baltic islets and islands 1620 Black-throated diver 1 Baltic esker islands 1610 Horned grebe 1 Boreal Baltic narrow inlets 1650 Red-necked grebe Barnacle goose 1 Red-necked phalarope 1 Little gull 1 Little tern 1 Caspian tern 1

Important Bird and Biodiversity areas (IBA) Table lists relevant Finnish International Bird and Biodiversity Areas (IBAs) in the vicinity of NSP2 project area and their conservation objectives. Areas are listed from west to east. Table represents the trigger, i.e. which exceed thresholds of IBA selection criteria. Distance to planned pipeline route Common gull B B2 23.5 Lesser black-backed gull B B1i, B3, C3 IBA site Trigger Season IBA criteria Eastern Gulf of Finland National Park FI072 Caspian tern B B2, C6 Arctic tern B C2 B B1ii, B3, C3 Pernaja outer Caspian tern B B1i, B2, C2, C6 12.6 FI075 B B1ii, B3, C3 Porvoo outer 20.2 Caspian tern B A4i, B1i, B2, C2, C6 FI077 Black guilllemot B B1ii, B2 Shallowbanks of Espoo-Helsinki P A4i, B1i 13.5 archipelago W A4i, B1i FI098 Kirkkonummi 8.2 Barnacle goose B C2 (ALT E1) FI082 Great Black-backed gull B B3 Tammisaari and Inkoo Western White-tailed sea-eagle W A1, C1 14.5 Common gull B B2 FI080 Great black-backed gull B B3 Caspian tern B A4i, B1i, B2, C2, C6 Black guillemot B B2 Hanko western Common eider P A4i, B1i, C3 21.2 FI081 A4iii Species group - Waterbirds P A4iii, C4 Örö Bengtskär FI099 Common eider P A4i, B1i 25.0 Korppoo and Nauvo Southern Common eider B A4i, B1i, C3 39.1 Great black-backed gull B B3 FI089 B B1ii, C3 A4iii Species group - Waterbirds B A4iii, C4 Season: B=breeding; W=wintering, P=passage (migrating birds) IBA criteria: A: Global A1. Species of global conservation concern The site regularly holds significant numbers of a globally threatened or other of global conservation concern. A4i. Congregations: site known or thought to hold on a regular basis >1% of a biogeographic population of congregatory waterbird. A4ii. Congregations: site known or thought to hold on a regular basis >1% of a global population of congregatory seabird or terrestrial. A4iii. Congregations: The site is known or thought to hold, on a regular basis, 20,000 waterbirds or 10,000 pairs of seabird of one or more

B: European B1. European congregations i. The site is known or thought to hold 1% of a flyway or other distinct population of a waterbird. ii. The site is known or thought to hold 1% of a distinct population of a seabird. B2. Species with unfavourable conservation status in Europe The site is one of the 'n' most important in the country for a with an unfavourable conservation status in Europe (SPEC 2, 3) and for which the site-protection approach is thought to be appropriate. B3. Species with a favourable conservation status in Europe The site is one of the 'n' most important in the country for a with a favourable conservation status in Europe but concentrated in Europe (SPEC 4) and for which the site-protection approach is thought to be appropriate. C: European union C1. Species of global conservation concern The site regularly holds significant numbers of a globally threatened, or other of global conservation concern. C2. Concentrations of a threatened at the EU level The site is known to regularly hold at least 1% of a flyway population or of the EU population of a threatened at the EU level (listed in Annex I and referred to in Article 4.1 of the EC Birds Directive). C3. Congregations of migratory not threatened at the EU level The site is known to regularly hold at least 1% of a flyway population of a migratory not considered threatened at the EU level (as referred to in Article 4.2 of the EC Birds Directive) (not listed in Annex I of the EU Birds Directive). C4. Congregatory large congregations The site is known to regularly hold at least 20,000 migratory waterbirds and/or 10,000 pairs of migratory seabirds of one or more. C6. Species threatened at the EU level. The site is one of the five most important in the European region (NUTS region) in question for a or sub considered threatened in the EU (i.e. listed in Annex I of the EC Birds Directive). List of mentioned in the tables Species Grey seal Ringed seal Red-throated diver Black-throated diver Horned grebe Barnacle goose Common eider White-tailed eagle Red-necked phalarope Little gull Lesser black-backed gull Great black-backed gull Little tern Caspian tern Common tern Arctic tern Common guillemot Latin name Halichoerus grypus Phoca hispida Gavia stellata Gavia arctica Podiceps auritus Branta leucopsis Tadorna tadorna Aythya marila Melanitta nigra Melanitta fusca Clangula hyemalis Somateria mollissima Clangula hyemalis Haliaeetus albicilla Phalarobus lobatus Hydrocoloeus minutus Larus fuscus fuscus Larus maritima Sterna albifrons Hydroprogne caspia Sterna hirundo Sterna paradisaea Alca torda Cepphus grylle