Explore the work of Malta’s public authorities and discover how their policies, projects and initiatives support the conservation of habitats, species and natural areas across the islands.
Environment and Resources Authority (ERA)
The Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) is Malta's national environmental regulator responsible for protecting the environment and promoting the sustainable management of natural resources. The Authority develops environmental policy, issues permits and licences, monitors environmental compliance, conducts scientific assessments, and works with government, businesses, and the public to safeguard Malta's environment and biodiversity.
Official website: Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) →
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Ambjent Malta
Ambjent Malta is a Government of Malta department established in 2018 to preserve and enhance the country's natural environment and biodiversity. The department implements green infrastructure and habitat restoration projects, manages natural and protected areas, and carries out initiatives to conserve rural, urban, coastal, and marine landscapes, including sites within the Natura 2000 network.
Official website: Ambjent Malta →
Ambjent Malta Wild Birds Regulation Unit (WBRU)
The Wild Birds Regulation Unit (WBRU) is a Government of Malta unit responsible for implementing and overseeing regulations related to the conservation and management of wild birds. Established in 2013, the Unit manages regulatory functions under the Conservation of Wild Birds Regulations and supports Government policy on wild bird conservation, hunting, and trapping management.
Official website: Wild Birds Regulation Unit (WBRU) →
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Understanding biodiversity is about more than knowing which species and habitats exist. It means understanding what is changing, who is working on it, what policies guide action, where the evidence comes from and what you can do to help.