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… international cooperation has resulted in action to tackle illegal trade of Siamese Rosewood, is one such site. The 241 … 2017, where it had been included in 2003 due to farming, illegal gold mining and poaching affecting its species … Farming / Grazing Poaching Tourism/ Recreation Areas Logging/ Wood Harvesting Dams/ Water Management or Use Water …

… impact of tourism, commercial hunting, fishing, dams and logging being the most serious current issues. Among the … international attention and cooperation, such as organized illegal commercial hunting and illegal wildlife trade. Thus the IUCN World Heritage Outlook …

… kip. Also for subsequent violations, the State seizes any illegal assets (Article 66). In addition to fines, the law … areas and food sources of fish and other aquatic fauna; illegal fishing, capture or taking possession of protected … (Articles 23 and 24). Production forests are those where logging and harvesting of non-timber forest products are …

… Park, Indonesia by blocking canals built to facilitate logging operations which took place in the area before … changes affect even well-managed protected areas, while illegal encroachment of people into the protected area, … local people as ‘honorary rangers’ to help remove illegal snares. More than 270 illegal snares have been …

… tends to become more intense, and can include selective logging, replanting, active thinning and other forms of … noted that although the above is the management intention, illegal degradation of Wo Long continues to cause concern and … growing stocks matured and mounting roadblocks to prevent illegal logging. Management continues to be a challenge and …

… by the proposed Snowbowl development. �� The history of logging, grazing and min- ing in Northern Arizona goes back … mountain forests are the uprooting of trees (cork oak) for illegal sale and insufficient cork oak for- est regeneration … old species varieties; and 10. Intensifying control over illegal hunt- ing and the entry of hunting dogs. Hunting is …

… and developed common strategies to reduce impacts of illegal hunting, fires and illegal logging. A joint monitoring program for key species like …

… well as management units such as existing protected areas, logging/mining concessions and privately owned areas, can … of 60 sites (Figure 24). It tells us, for example, that illegal logging, charcoal burning and firewood collection are … (restricted- range) Low impact: Agricultural encroachment; illegal hunting. Sufficient: Legally protected as a National …

… i.e. management of invasive species, disease control, illegal trade of species, poaching and wildfire management. … (resulting with for example, uncontrolled development and illegal construction in protected areas, excessive extraction … pressures, poaching and illegal wildlife trade, extensive logging in protected areas, etc.) and nature conservation. …

… on-site stresses such as poor management, pollution, illegal logging or fishing, introduction of invasive alien species, … This may occur even where those activities are illegal and the resources are already depleted (Mora and …