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… A. 1998. Watersheds of the World: Ecological Value and Vulnerability. Washington DC, World Resources Institute and …

… to develop a traits-based approach to assessing species’ vulnerability to climate change, having tested the approach … is relevant here, for example (b) above and (s) below. q) Vulnerability to natural hazards: Regional and national environmental management strategies to reduce vulnerability to natural hazards influenced by sound analyses …

… in order to speed up population expansion and reduce the vulnerability of the population to localized catastrophic … establish the ecology of the species and reasons for its vulnerability. The need for periodic anthropogenic …

… clearly defined areas of the EEZ that meet con- ditions of vulnerability based on oceanographic and ecological … naturalness, 38 International Ocean Governance integrity, vulnerability); social, cultural and economic values (eco- … ecosystems. Even the GEF climate program in its studies of vulnerability to climate change can improve understanding of …

… jurisdictions or boundaries of MPAs. • High environmental vulnerability: The oceans, coasts, species, and processes … supportive concepts. Particularly in light of the special vulnerability of small islands to climate change effects such … The Regional Impacts of Climate Change: an Assessment of Vulnerability. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. …