Habitat Regulation Assessment

A Habitat Regulation Assessment is a process used to evaluate the potential impacts of a development project on protected natural habitats and the wildlife that depend on them. It ensures that activities do not harm important ecosystems or reduce their ecological functions. The assessment identifies any potential issues and explores ways to avoid, minimize, or mitigate negative effects. This process helps balance development goals with the need to conserve biodiversity, ensuring that natural habitats are preserved for current and future generations while allowing responsible development to proceed.