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… all biodiversity should be maintained, others that some loss is tolerable as long as forests continue to provide the … It should be possible, for example, to protect important habitat structures – such as large trees, hollow trees, dead … forest pollinators are themselves dependent on non-forest habitat outside gazetted reserves. Box 4 contains some …

… char- coal trade alone involves an annual revenue loss of at least USD 1.9 billion to African countries. With … poaching, alongside renewed efforts to strength- ening habitat protection and management. Strengthen environmental … the trade in them, together with other factors, such as habitat loss, is capable of heavily depleting their …

… can be legitimately traded from those that cannot.4 The loss of income from the illegal trade in plants, plant … flora. • Biodiversity protection involves conservation and habitat protection. Its purpose is to safeguard certain … conservation areas or reserves, from any encroachment. Habitat protection, in contrast, refers to the protection of …

… countries and in the last decade, the average net loss was 5.2 million ha per year (FAO, about USD100 billion … has been on illegal logging and timber trade. The annual loss of revenue and tax income caused by illicit timber trade … in demand. Traditional systems are vulnerable to knowledge loss and weakening of local institutions and customary …