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Wetlands, water and the law. Using law to advance wetland conservation and wise use
… Wetland vegetation makes an important contribution to erosion control. Coastal wetlands, particularly mangrove … vegetation and forest cover in watersheds helps to reduce erosion of agricultural and other land. Both natural and … of subsidence, flooding, sea level rise, drought, erosion and siltation. Whilst certain pressures on wetlands …
RAMSAR Handbook 3: Laws and institutions
… of coastal areas (storm absorption, natural flood defence, erosion and sedimentation processes). Legislation commonly … of banks, shores and wetland vegetation to minimise erosion and associated problems and to maintain wetland … the modification of the soil profile that could cause erosion and degradation of watersheds; • requiring the …
Review of Statutory and Customary Law in the Xe Champhone Ramsar Site, LAO PDR - Implications for a rights-based approach to conservation
… must comply with the following conditions: 1. Not cause erosion; 2. Not cause obstruction to waterways; 3. Not cause … water for different uses (Article 23) and for preventing erosion that affects water quality (Article 27). 3.3.6 Law on … Land Law prohibits any activity in a wetland that causes erosion, which may or may not be a result of grazing. …
Managing MIDAs - Harmonising the Management of Multi-Internationally Designated Areas: Ramsar Sites, World Heritage Sites, Biosphere Reserves and UNESCO Global Geoparks
… in a lower precipitation regime, increased coastal erosion, decreased vegetation cover, and saltwater intrusion … cycles, nitrogen fixation, soil carbon sequestration, erosion control, plant pollination, biological pest control, … is starting to be an increasing problem, as well as soil erosion. Invasive species are also a real threat especially …