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… Other threats include those posed by hunting, fishing (incidental take or by-catch), pollution, alien species … moults in one area in which oil exploration is currently taking place. A single oil spill could wipe out almost the … and $ The impacts of threatening activities (e.g., incidental losses such as fishing by-catch). Sustainable use …

… disproportionate amount of heat from global warming and by taking up the rapidly increasing emissions of carbon dioxide, … fisheries supply largely low- value fishes (smaller tunas, incidental tuna-like species) to local markets in Pacific … including increased disturbance, loud noise exposure*, new incidental and deliberate Takes*, increased exposure to …

… A breeding centre for H. fasclcularis was started in 1983, taking a stock of breeding females from the wild in 1983 and … (Roberts, 1977). A solitary animal, pair formation only taking place for a brief period during the mating season. It … information as is available seems to be based largely on incidental observation. Pangolins are reported to occur in a …

… all live animals. Tanzania was the major exporter in 1985, taking the place of Kenya which predominated in 1980 and … virtually all animals in trade, F.R. Germany and the USA taking most of these. From 1982 to 1984, only 1 captive … In 1984 there were approximately ten boats involved in taking turtles caught on the Caqueta down the river to …

… active nests, nest trees, host plants and the like / Taking Destruction / killing or destroying wildlife species … UNODC referred to “wildlife and forest crimes” as the taking, trading (supplying, selling or trafficking), … it to perform its functions effectively or which are incidental to the performance of its functions. provisions …