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… between waterbirds and human activities; and $ Developing waterbird monitoring protocols. The guidelines represent an … agreement area and (4) the status of introduced non-native waterbird species (AEWA Action Plan, para. 7.4). In addition … Some of the AEWA exemptions to the taking of enumerated waterbird species include those to prevent serious damage to …

… applicable SPAMI: — Site of Mediterranean importance for waterbird species. — Site of Mediterranean importance for … conducted. The site is the most important (unprotected) waterbird site nationally, attracting birds all year around …

… loon conferences/workshops, often jointly with other waterbird groups • The results of our research activities … UK, as part of the IUCN-SSC/Wetlands International Waterbird Network. The group has 391 members from 55 … • Complete European Seaduck Conservation Plan. • Support Waterbird Population Estimates 5. • A successful 3rd Pan- …

… 21(2):159–170. Kingsford, R.T. and Auld, K.M. (2005). ‘Waterbird breeding and environmental flow management in the …

… status of wild fauna and flora. Where non-native waterbird species have already been introduced, appropriate … Hague, 1995). The deliberate introduction of non-native waterbird species into the environment is prohibited, and all … shall prohibit the deliberate introduction of non-native waterbird species into the environment and take all …

… para. 4.3.5). In order to further the adaptation of waterbird populations to climate change, the 4th AEWA Meeting …

… in this regard. For example, the African- Eurasian Waterbird Agreement (AEWA) relates to bird species’ entire …