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… utilization vary (according to whether they are wild, domesticated, microbial, etc.).52 The exchange and … • Collection, inventory and preparation of an Atlas of Wild Peanut were carried out as a proposal for access to … • Ecotourism; • Tropical flowers and foliage; • Wild fauna for pets; • Natural ingredients for the food, cosmetic …

… ABS focuses on “genetic resources” (whether from wild, natural or human-developed sources) that may result in … Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Fauna and Flora (Washington DC, 1973) which has been widely … utilization of genetic resources. Synthesis of DNA from wild biological sources seems also be an activity that …

… a unique relationship with biodiversity and predominate as wild-plant gatherers, home gardeners, plant domesticators, … 2008). In some societies, women regulate the harvesting of wild species to ensure sustainability (Glowka et al., p. 12). … such as surveys of genetic resources, taxonomy of #ora and fauna, nature conservation strategies, and sustainable …

… a unique relationship with biodiversity and predominate as wild-plant gatherers, home gardeners, plant domesticators, … 2008). In some societies, women regulate the harvesting of wild species to ensure sustainability (Glowka et al., p. 12). … as surveys of genetic resources, taxonomy of flora and fauna, nature conservation strategies, and sustainable …