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… WCC-2016-Rec-104-EN Integrating autochthonous forest genetic diversity into protected area conservation objectives … the three interdependent components of biodiversity: genetic diversity, species diversity and ecosystem diversity; NOTING that the conservation of genetic diversity is not sufficiently taken into account in …

… 1.5 Ecological and Genetic Implications … 22 vi 2.4.2 International Plant Protection Convention (1951) … 22 2.4.3 Regional Plant Protection Organisations … of loss of biodiversity and environmental and natural resource damage. As a result, the introduction of alien …

… 6 Box 4 – The case of Prosopis 7 Box 5 – Basing plant assessments on ecosystems rather than political … local livelihoods and the environment. Furthermore, many plant species currently being developed or considered for … invasive if their genotype is changed through breeding or genetic modification. Hybridisation can also ‘invade’ wild …

… activities do not necessarily have to be related to resource exploitation, for example by oil rigs, but could … or uses of marine living organisms, parts thereof or their genetic material. While some regard it as marine scientific … of the ecosystems of which these species are part and genetic diversity within species. Concrete components of …

… Udell When the Case Agent Brings You Lemons: Prosecuting Plant Cases . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … geographic area; restitution of $14,315.61 for natural resource damage assessment costs; and physical improvements … for wildlife, and the conservation of valuable plant genetic resources for agricultural and medicinal purposes. …

… reserve usually connotes "maximum protection", where all resource removals are strictly prohibited In some countries … with associated cultural values and traditional nat- ural resource management systems, allowing low-level sus- tainable … their long-term viability and to maintain biological and genetic diversity; (b) Habitats and their associated …