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… their characteristics, but the biodiversity benefits are incidental to the main purpose of forest management – see … for defence purposes, but biodiversity protection is an incidental consequence, and is vulnerable to political … (e.g. around Panama City), active restoration is taking place in places where forests have been degraded or …

… areas requiring retread in the wake of developments taking place subsequent to the promulgation of these laws. … lake or stream; (xli) ‘work’ includes a survey, whether incidental to any other work or not; and (xlii) ‘worker means … shall exercise such powers which are ancillary and incidental thereto. (2) Until different provisions, rules or …

… to the analysis of uses and users of wildlife resources taking into consideration the sustainability and promotion of … of fault (strict liability)? • Do the offences criminalize incidental illegal logging and harvesting (when the result is incidental to some other activity)? • What are the penalties …

… use. � Article 16 calls for the transfer of technology, taking account of intellectual property rights. The CBD … to agriculture support), but also with a view to taking account of “non-trade concerns”, which includes … � Taking of endangered species, as well as high rates of incidental and by-catch. Some of this crisis is …

… based on experiences derived from innovative practice. Taking a landscape-level perspective into account in … step to answer the question: why are these actions taking place? This is the most comprehensive step in … relationship with original inhabitants, mostly during incidental monitoring visits NGO implementing the integrated …

… it is the rapidity and global scale at which change is now taking place that causes great alarm (Brown 1981; Myers 1986; … function may easily occur without any of the parties taking action to remedy the problem. It is also necessary to …