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… Spain 171 10.4.5.4 Costa Rica 172 10.4.6 Penalties for the illegal importation of biological resources 172 10.4.6.1 … by Colombia 172 10.4.6.2 Other penalty measures: Illegal importation of wildlife and other property 173 10.5 … particularly unselective and structurally damaging fishing methods such as trawl- ing and dredging, have the …

… Even as to these speci- mens, often it will not be illegal to possess them in the user country, once they have … international movement of specimens of some species may be illegal under the Convention on International Trade in … not apply to plants (other Lacey Act provisions make it illegal to take “fish, wildlife or plants,” suggesting that …

… All these possibilities make controlling or prohibiting illegal access activities very 26 difficult. In addition, … costs. Infringers would not be able to get away with illegal practices if a (separate) requirement for disclosure … useful to distinguish between two types of fraudulent or illegal activities: cases where access and benefit-sharing …

… the solution to immediate conservation needs. Cases of illegal access, misappropriation or "biopiracy" that have … activities that do not constitute “bio- prospecting:” fishing for commerce, harvesting of wild flowers, taking wild … to justice, in the cases of non-compliance of contracts or illegal access. Clear criteria should be established with …

… on issues such as the presence of invasive species or illegal fishing in remote areas of a marine reserve, easy for … Taking into account that relevant information on illegal access activities is more likely to be available in …