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… see wildlife as a source of food. Some see wildlife habitat as potential timber or farmland. And some see … as well as any actions that remove a species from its habitat, destroy critical habitat, or otherwise harm, harass, or injure the species …

… surveys); biophysical evidence such as species or habitat loss, or other environmental outcomes; or economic … provided specifically for the protection of the aquatic habitat in South Australia through the creation of Aquatic … recommendations on community engagement and education, habitat underrepresentation, compensation for displaced …

… Coastal areas concentrate a rich diversity of natural habitat areas such as salt marshes, sea grasses, and … also contains a new provision for environmental flows and habitat restoration, which adds to a 2008 base-flow … event with the goal of creating 2,000 acres of new wetland habitat in the Delta. The Minute agreement formulates several …

… are location-specific, evolving in time in a particular habitat and culture, but many of these knowledge systems …

… accessible to them and their lands, or the fish and animal habitat on which they customarily rely. • An aquaculture … fish escape or are accidentally released into wild fish habitat, they could destroy the habitat, inter-breed with and affect the genetic integrity of …

… of International Importance, especially as Waterfowl Habitat • (Ramsar, Iran, 1971); The 1992 Convention on the … of International Importance, especially as Waterfowl Habitat, was adopted in the city of Ramsar, Iran, on February …

… of International Importance Especially as Water- fowl Habitat has set up a scientific and technical review panel …