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… is disappearing at an alarming pace, alongside genetic erosion. Safeguarding traditional knowledge can involve two … grown in certain regions, threatened by genetic erosion and varieties with no intrinsic value for commercial … Global Seed Vault. Norway has also suffered crop genetic erosion and substantial efforts are being made to save and …

… production systems. Recent research confirms that genetic erosion did indeed take place at the time of the shift from …

… grows on water-logged soils, is used in South Africa for erosion control. AGRICULTURAL SECTOR – Eragrostis tef …

… injury: the extinction of a species of fauna or flora, erosion, loss of human life and the dumping of persistent …

… growth, shrinking areas of arable land and the rapid erosion of agrobiodiversity. Greater precision. Across …

… provide an important service in protecting against the erosion of knowledge. Women wishing to make use of databases …

… animal species. However, steep terrains are prone to soil erosion, and ultimately land degradation, if poorly managed. … and rare taxa, create ‘the possibility of genetic erosion, or have negative environmental, social or political …

… sustainable use of genetic resources; ! prevent genetic erosion; and ! protect the interests of both donors and … an important role in protecting watersheds and preventing erosion in the region. The fruit of this tree is used to make …

… In a farcical ceremony at COPVII held in Malaysia, the NGO Erosion, Technology, and Concentration [(ETC) (formerly Rural …

… sustainable use of genetic resources; � prevent genetic erosion; and � protect the interests of both donors and … an important role in protecting watersheds and preventing erosion in the region. The fruit of this tree is used to make …