Young Nature Champion 2024
The BAPs aim to safeguard the Island's unique plants, fungi, animals, and natural habitats. They have been created by technical specialists from nature conservation groups and the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture.
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Launch of BAPS
A significant step has been made in the Isle of Man's commitment to nature conservation, with the launch of the first set of Biodiversity Action Plans (BAPs). Read more here.
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Understanding BAPs
Learn about the significance of BAPs in the context of the broader Biodiversity Strategy. Discover how these plans outline specific actions and measures to support the survival of various habitats and species. Find out more here.
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BAP contributors
Meet the experts and organisations contributing to the development and updating of BAPs. From Manx BirdLife to Manx National Heritage, these collaborative efforts ensure a comprehensive approach to conservation.
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How you can get involved
Discover the various ways individuals and organisations can contribute to biodiversity conservation. Whether submitting wildlife reports, volunteering, or funding projects, everyone has a role to play. For further information, email ecopolicy@gov.im
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Download the plans
You can download the BAPs by species and habitat below.
- ATLANTIC SALMON
- BEACH NESTING BIRDS
- BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN
- BLANKET BOG
- BUSH CRICKET
- COMMON DOLPHIN
- HARBOUR PORPOISE
- HEATH BEEFLY
- INTERTIDAL MUDFLATS
- LEAD MOSS
- LESSER HORSESHOE BAT
- MINKE WHALE
- MYOTIS BATS
- RISSO'S DOLPHIN
- SALTMARSH
- SAND DUNE
- SCARCE CRIMSON AND GOLD
- SEAL
- SWIFT
- TREE SPARROW
- WAXCAP GRASSLANDS
