
Ensuring compliance and efficiency in wildlife permit management
The Danish Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is responsible for regulating wildlife management in compliance with EU directives that protect biodiversity. While hunting regulations are in place to safeguard wildlife, exceptions must be made when wildlife poses a serious risk to health, aviation security, flora, fauna, or agricultural production. Landowners must be able to apply for permits to regulate wildlife, but at the same time, authorities must ensure that these permits align with EU regulations.
The permit application and reporting process required landowners to specify species and location, report permits to local police once granted, and submit post-action reports. Authorities then compiled data to ensure EU compliance.
Balancing compliance with EU regulations, efficient permit processing, and wildlife protection could be a challenge. Regulators needed a structured way to evaluate applications based on species-specific rules and geographic data, which included monitoring high-activity areas, ensuring timely reporting, and maintaining a clear case overview. The Danish EPA required a solution that could streamline permit applications while maintaining regulatory compliance and protecting wildlife.