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… appreciation of the environmental, economic, social, cultural and recreational importance of coastal areas, and of … UNESCO Convention concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage, UKTS 2 (1985), CMND. 9424; 27 UST 37, TIAS 8225; 11 …

… modification of the coastal line, loss of natural and cultural heritage, sedimentation of bays and ports – and may … human activities and the conservation of our natural and cultural heritage; OBSERVING that most nations have moved …

… Ramsar (wetlands), Bonn/ CMS (migratory species), World Heritage (cultural and natural heritage), and Biological Diversity … 121. Convention Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage, 1972 (World Heritage …

… of conserving migratory species and the world’s natural heritage, with a view to identifying synergies and ensuring … often not just based on science but also on political and cultural grounds, it is useful to look at the ICRW’s … camp is, however, more than anything caused by cultural and political factors. Some members of the IWC have …

… protecting and sustainably managing nature, historical, cultural and aesthetic resources and heritage of the Black Sea states for present and future … the habitats of threatened species and species of economic/cultural importance, including limiting the impacts of human …

… is governed and inspired by the principle of the common heritage of mankind, contains detailed arrangements on access … 122 Convention concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage, Paris, 16 November 1972. In … human development, education, health information and cultural changes.580 Parties SPC programmes benefit 22 …