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Safe Havens: Protected Areas for Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation

… However, they provide protection to 80% of threatened species and store more than 15% of global terrestrial carbon … Establishment of diverse agricultural systems, where using indigenous knowledge of specific crop and livestock … commercial fishing, recreation, scientific research and Indigenous traditional use. It is also used extensively as an …
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Environmental Guidance Note for Disaster Risk Reduction - Healthy Ecosystems for Human Security

… of interacting and often diverse plant, animal and other species, and along with this species and underlying genetic … tropical storm Stan, Guatemala 18 © IU C N -O R M A Using indigenous techniques to reduce disaster risks, reverse land … It is based on local traditional knowledge and improves an indigenous method which was conserved by a small group of …
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Assessment and control of biological invasion risks

… in different sectors that address Invasive alien species (IAS), reflecting their different mandates. Managers, … in the national law of a country (e.g. "Invasive Alien Species" in Japanese law or "invasive species" in U.S. law). … species". (Synonyms used elsewhere: non-native, non-indigenous, exotic). introduction: the movement, by human …
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Helping nature help us - Transforming disaster risk reduction through ecosystem management

… 3.1.1 Importance of species diversity for ecological resilience … thus providing an opportunity for an emblematic indigenous species found in the grassland of Corrientes to … Africa is conducting an inventory of the potential use of indigenous plants as crop wild relatives that can be used for …
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Global Mercury Assessment

… mercury from surface waters into the deep oceans. In some species of Arctic marine animals, mercury content has … for subsistence and recreational fisheries, often among indigenous peoples. Artisanal and small- scale gold mining … organisms higher in the food web. This explains why some indigenous populations that consume top marine predators such …
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Integrating Economics into Resource and Environmental Management Some Recent Experiences in the Pacific

… into Resource and Environmental Management While coral species have some capacity to recover from bleaching events, … Pacific Island Countries (PICs), possessing few indigenous sources of oil and gas (with the exception of … dispossession of traditional subsistence hunting areas for indigenous communities. Natural resource managers need to be …
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Effective planning strategies for managing environmental risk associated with geophisical and other imaging surveys - A resource guide for managers

… NGOs, scientists, businesses, local communities, indigenous peoples organisations and others can work together … of California, Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA USA 5 IUCN Species Survival Commission, Cetacean Specialist Group A … . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 Potentially Affected Species . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . …
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Persistent Organic Pollutants: Contaminated Site Investigation and Management Toolkit

… It falls within the tropical rainforest zone with various species of the mangrove swamp vegetation, although the … stage of bioremediation Under anaerobic conditions, indigenous microorganisms are capable of partially … organic substrate, which serves as a carbon source for the indigenous aerobic soil microorganisms. Composting is a means …
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