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… legal instruments which, because of their binding character, will have immediate consequences on quarantine and … pests; existence of pest- or disease-free areas; relevant ecological and environmental conditions; and quarantine or … To take account of the fact that there are different ecological situations within the territory of the European …

… of key articles and provisions of Ukraine’s Law on the Ecological Network (2004). Cover photo: WWF. Truong Son in … this context means “an area, as perceived by people, whose character is the result of the action and interaction of … been undergoing rapid development over the last 30 years. Ecological networks, corridors and buffer zones have been …

… Legal Regime for Protecting Marine Species and Habitat and Ecological Function .............. 32 II.D.1. Protected … 60 III.C. Threats to Habitat and Ecological Services … resource utilization or protection, and the particular character of traffic. These measures may cover navigational …

… law and connectivity 70 Introduction 70 2.2.1 European ecological network: Natura 2000 71 2.2.2 Translating Natura … 1: Growth of protected areas and systems 3 Box I(1)-1: Key ecological terms 14 Box I(1)-2: Guiding principles of … or slightly modified areas, retaining their natural character and influence without permanent or significant …

… the release site. There should be a complete review of the ecological, behavioural, developmental and cognitive biology … post-release monitoring that includes behav- ioural and ecological observations and veterinary surveillance. … A15) Have the apes to be released been genetically character- ized so as to ensure that they are of the same …

… growing levels of development and population, unless the ecological requirements of freshwater species are given much … J. and Hammond, A. 1998. Watersheds of the World: Ecological Value and Vulnerability. Washington DC, World … The discovery demonstrates Atewa’s isolated highland character, despite its modest elevation. It is, for instance, …

… the ever-growing value of wild animals from environmental, ecological, genetic, scientific, aesthetic, recreational, … genetic resources and play a unique role as indicators of ecological change (e.g. climate and pollution). In addition, … in its wintering (resting) areas; 2.4 Description of the character of regular migrations, indicating the geographical …