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… of loss of biodiversity and environmental and natural resource damage. As a result, the introduction of alien … is discharged (see Box 6). Construction of transport and resource infrastruc- ture (roads, inter-basin canals, etc.) … with native species, through predation, herbivory, resource competition, aggression or hybridisation (Randall, …

… reserve usually connotes "maximum protection", where all resource removals are strictly prohibited In some countries … with associated cultural values and traditional nat- ural resource management systems, allowing low-level sus- tainable … Area (MMA), including traditional communi- ty based resource management and educational marine managed areas …

… geographic area; restitution of $14,315.61 for natural resource damage assessment costs; and physical improvements … Guidelines § 2B1.1. Implicitly recognizing that natural resource crimes are undervalued because they often cause …

… eral resources such as oil, fossil water is an exploitable resource with a finite life. For example, the groundwa- ter … during a wetter period several millennia ago, but the resource is vast, has been exploited to irrigate crops for … for crop ir- rigation as they have direct control over the resource. Yet over-exploitation (where withdrawal exceeds …

… between humans and other biodiversity, the complexities of resource use, including barriers to sustainable resource use, improved health outcomes are maximised when … These should be supported by additional financial and resource plans and supportive legislation to ensure …

… there would also be considerable practical problems and resource implications. Shooting of full-grown individuals in …