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… economic, cultural, scientific and recreational value, the loss of which would be irrepa- rable……” During the more than … to our lives and play an integral part in culture. Their loss, which equates to the loss of diversity within and among … today, reeds are still exploited for thatching roofs. The habitat management that supports their continued use often …

… are location-specific, evolving in time in a particular habitat and culture, but many of these knowledge systems … to formal breeding processes. It has been noted that the loss of biological diversity is parallel by the loss of traditional knowledge.14 . Traditional knowledge …

… of the contents, and shall not be liable for any loss or damage that may be occasioned directly or indirectly … dealing with modern global concerns such as biodiversity loss and climate change, their implementation requires … protection (including soil protection), and species, habitat and biodiversity conservation. 14 4. Millennium …

… (e.g., whether from a collection (ex-situ) or its natural habitat (in-situ)); ! the location where the genetic … to potential funding sources, likely causing signi!cant loss of commercial opportunities that Introduction 13 may be … means genetic material of actual or potential value. “Habitat” means the place or type of site where an organism or …