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… use of wetlands, 4th edition 40 ii) small sites located in intensive agricultural landscapes or densely populated rural … the risks of HPAI infection on site, among which are: i) intensive poultry farming (chickens, turkeys, quail, ducks and geese); ii) …

… together with factors specific to wildlife, such as, intensive conservation management of wildlife, effects of … populations than wild populations, particularly in intensive systems, due to the nature of managing high … and global movement of domestic animals for trade and farming can help to spread disease and also introduce novel …

… and counter pressures for the conversion of land to intensive agriculture.” It may be counterintuitive, but local … incentives for compliance, rather than relying heavily on intensive enforcement, is more likely to succeed. • High … systems like ranching, captive rearing and wildlife farming. The latter involve the manipulation of habitat to …

… and their flyways defined in better detail as a result. Intensive ringing and colour-marking of waterbirds dur- ing … it covers, the more complex and resource-intensive the scale of the challenges that need to be dealt … 4(7): e208. Pain, D. J. and Pienkowskil, M. W. (1997) Farming and birds in Europe: the Common Agricultural Policy …

… instigated research into control programmes and undertook intensive public awareness programmes in the early 1990s and … populations, so nest and egg control would need to be intensive and continuing, which would be very difficult if … up in large numbers for ringing during the moult and an intensive control programme would no doubt be very effective …

… od requirements and abundances do not coincide52,61. Energy‐intensive migrations are timed with critical life  … impacts  is  that  that  it would be  less  resource  intensive  in  terms of  funding and  time  required  … less resource  intensive,  both  … livestock farming, agriculture and  …