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Regulation of hunting periods and practices for bird species to ensure sustainability.

Aims to promote biodiversity through conservation of natural habitats, wild flora, and fauna.

Prohibits the use of non-selective means capable of causing local disappearance or serious disturbance to populations of species, particularly those listed in Annex IV and V.

Special Protection Areas (SPAs) for endangered and migratory species, including those identified in Annex I.

Strict protection for animal species listed in Annex IV(a), including prohibition of capture, killing, and disturbance during significant life stages.

Mandates a report every six years on the implementation measures taken and the conservation status of habitats and species.

Allows hunting of certain bird species but limits it through national measures to prevent over-exploitation.

Prohibits significant disturbance or destruction regarding birds, their nests, and eggs.

Restrictions on non-deliberate capture or killing of species from Annex IV, in particular during migration.

Creation and maintenance of habitats for naturally occurring wild bird species.

Involves the regulation of the marketing of live or dead birds, ensuring legal sourcing.

Protection of all species of naturally occurring birds in the wild state in the European territory of the Member States.

Regulates exploitation of plant species listed in Annex V to ensure their favorable conservation status.

Possibility for Member States to derogate from Article 12, 13, 14, and 15 under certain conditions, such as for public health or beneficial consequences of primary importance to the environment.

Establishes a coherent European ecological network known as Natura 2000 for habitat protection.

Protects sites within Natura 2000 through management plans, impact assessments, and safeguards against deterioration.

Stipulates that the Habitats Directive does not prevent a Member State from applying stricter national measures to protect habitats and species.

Provides exemptions to prohibitions under specific conditions, such as to prevent serious damage to crops.

Introduces the surveillance of habitats and species, requiring Member States to use appropriate methods to monitor their status.