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… 54 By-Catch or Incidental Catch … and development, International Ocean Governance, by taking a practical, problem-ori- ented approach, illustrates … predator/prey relationships, habitat protec- tion, and the incidental impacts of fishing on marine species and habi- …

… limited traditional use by indigenous people this is incidental to management aims rather than an intrinsic part … Ib wilderness areas where such use will be minimal and incidental to conservation aims. They also contribute to the … in an increasing number of sub-national governments taking responsibility for protected areas; here the local or …

… 7 Outline of a process for assessing, evaluating and taking action on the governance of a system of protected … and conservation existed, someone, somewhere, has been taking decisions about them. What is new is that we are … and contribute to health, livelihoods and well- being…taking into account the needs of women, indigenous and local …

… a view of achieving optimal and sustainable utilisation, taking into account the interest of other watercourse states, … periods and flood forecasting and warning systems; n the taking of any action considered desirable by the Commission … measures including research and monitoring, reduction of incidental mortality in fisheries, eradication of non-native …

… issues, this regional ocean governance has mainly been taking place through: (i) Regional Seas Programmes, many of … Series 143 (1993); <www.biodiv.org>. 17 UNEP (2011), Taking Steps toward Marine and Coastal Ecosystem-Based … International Plans of Action (IPOAs), namely on reducing incidental catch of seabirds in longline fisheries (1999), on …

… attention: 3. Management effectiveness, (“Invites Parties, taking into account the target for goal 1.4 of the programme … and in response to the potentially polluting activities taking place near the park, the management board approved a … the precautionary measures being taken; • proportionality, taking into account economic and social costs of measures; • …

… active nests, nest trees, host plants and the like / Taking Destruction / killing or destroying wildlife species … UNODC referred to “wildlife and forest crimes” as the taking, trading (supplying, selling or trafficking), … it to perform its functions effectively or which are incidental to the performance of its functions. provisions …