Regional IAS Management Plans (RIMPs) are documents that are intended to bridge the gap between high-level strategies such as the GB NNSS Strategy (internal link) and the work done by Local Action Groups at the local level. Experts in each region have produced RIMPs for each of five regions in England: East, Midlands, North, South East and South West. The RIMPs are intended to deliver consistent but regionally tailored recommendations on prevention, early warning, rapid response, eradication and control of IAS throughout England.

View the RIMPs:

• RAPID LIFE North Region RIMP (PDF)
• RAPID LIFE Midland Region RIMP (PDF)
• RAPID South East Region RIMP (PDF)
• RAPID East of England Region RIMP (PDF)
• RAPID South West Region RIMP (PDF)

RAPID LIFE was a European Union funded project led by the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) in partnership with Natural England and Bristol Zoological Society and supported by a number of further technical partners.