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… the richest areas in Europe in terms of ecosystems and species diversity, and as future EU Member States they should … providing increased resilience and adaptive capacity for vulnerable protected areas and habitats. The vulnerability is … marginal in that territory and which are not endangered or vulnerable in the western Palearctic region, or • vulnerable, …

… I - OVERVIEW INTRODUCTION 1. INTERNATIONAL FRAMEWORK 1.1 Species-based international agreements 1.1.1 The Convention … management of tourism in relation to ecosystems, including vulnerable areas; environmental assessment, including … those listed as "critically endangered", "endangered" and "vulnerable"). The IUCN Red List also includes information on …

… improvement of livelihoods and empowerment of the poor and vulnerable groups; promotion of productive activities, social … The telestes polylepis, a critically endangered freshwater species found in Croatia Figure 6: Coastal erosion negatively … improve the livelihoods and empowerment of the poor and vulnerable groups; promote productive activities; promote …

… and health of the coasts and of the people and other species that live along it will be impaired, and future … "special protection areas" for the conservation of vulnerable species of birds. These protected area … at all sectors and impacts simultaneously). • Coast is vulnerable to cumulative impacts of upstream activities. • …

… 1971;4 • Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species 1973;5 • Convention on the Conservation of Migratory … status of land animals and plants extinct, endangered or vulnerable includes 5 per cent of higher plants; 23 per cent … g) successfully rehabilitated at least ten endangered or vulnerable species; h) successfully controlled three …

… of the site itself (e.g. tourism based on rare or iconic species, such as mountain gorillas, or important landscapes … with the environ- ment especially when it has become vulnerable under the impact of irreversible change; (vi) be … it reflect and harmonize with them? • Durability: Is it vulnerable to damage (by people, weather, etc.) or prone to …

… over wetlands and wetland resources (including migratory species). In several countries, jurisdiction is divided … impact assessment and audit procedures, habitat and species conservation, incentives) Site-specific measures … wise use considerations. Wetlands are exceptionally vulnerable to changes in the quantity or quality of their …

… of tenure for all, with a particular focus on more vulnerable segments of society. The Guidelines provide … on lawmaking processes and on legal assistance for vulnerable groups (see Box 1.1 for a few examples). Building … analyse fisheries legislation (regarding capture of wild species for grow-out purposes in aquaculture facilities) as …

… Guiding principles: 1. Fresh water is a finite and vulnerable resource, essential to sustain life, development … water security for more people, especially the most vulnerable and marginalized (see Table 1.1). “IWRM AND RBA … conservation of natural habitats for animal and plant species along or within a watercourse, creating obligations …

… by EU member states of nitrate-sensitive or nitrate-vulnerable areas. The Directive also provides that farmers in … of harmful substances, under the Convention on Migratory Species, 1979, Art.V(5)(i) to promote the protection of … conserve and restore the habitats of endangered and other species, under the Convention on Migratory Species, 1979, …