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… 3.1.1 Ecosystem Management … 31 Box 18. CBD Principles for the Ecosystem Approach … form of damage inflicted on the receiving species, site or ecosystem. The CBD adopts the following definition: Alien … occupied by a native species. The state of the receiving ecosystem influences the likelihood of successful inva- sion …

… Jncc Joint Nature Conservation Committee lme Large marine ecosystem lmma Locally marine managed area mcPa Marine and … the long-term conservation of nature with associated ecosystem services and cultural values. (IUCN, 2008) … efforts in supporting resilience of marine and coastal ecosystem to climate change and underscores the necessity to …

… 7 on Conservation specifies criteria on biodiversity, ecosystem functioning, buffer zones, ecological corridors, … beyond the immediate site of a project. Thus, adopting an ecosystem approach when planning developments is preferable … out-compete native species and can irreversibly alter ecosystem functioning and hydrology. Invasive species may …

… and benefits of these habitats to local or regional ecosystem processes. Once constructed, the use of this …

… RECALLING that forest ecosystems provide a wide range of ecosystem services that are critical to human survival, … forest biodiversity and the ability of forests to provide ecosystem services; RECALLING that the Convention on …

… landscapes, play in maintaining biodiversity, providing ecosystem goods and services on which human society depends, … irreplaceable in terms of biodiversity conservation and ecosystem services including clean water; FURTHER NOTING that … (UNFCCC COP21) recognised the importance of ensuring ecosystem integrity and the role of forests in sequestering …

… of biodiversity: genetic diversity, species diversity and ecosystem diversity; NOTING that the conservation of genetic …

… to be context specific, particularly at the population and ecosystem level given available data; RECOGNISING the efforts …