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… degradation. Air and water pollution, loss of biodiversity, land degradation, climate change, and other … erosion, as sources of clean water, food, wood and other forest products as well as having spiritual, cultural and … equitable access to and sharing of benefits derived from forest resources, including but not limited to genetic …

… International (FFI), IUCN and WWF paper on Extraction and Biodiversity in Limestone Areas (2014) and its accompanying … how extraction can be made more compatible with conserving biodiversity in limestone areas; RECOGNISING that many … factor in the survival and preservation of their unique biodiversity; RECOGNISING that it has been shown …

… adaptation RECALLING Resolution 2.16 Climate change, biodiversity, and IUCN’s Overall Programme, adopted by the … ecosystems; protection of species, and maintenance of forest quality; FURTHER RECALLING Resolution 4.075 Climate change mitigation targets and actions for biodiversity conservation adopted by the 4th IUCN World …

… Strategic Plan Strategic Plan 2011-2020, including Aichi Biodiversity Targets Thematic programmes of work … exchange relevant to conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity and improved international technical and … Biodiversity Dry and Sub-humid Lands Biodiversity Forest Biodiversity Inland Waters Biodiversity Island …

… laying plans for ‘Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation’  as well as  … be  taken  to address  climate  change  impacts on biodiversity. This  is being picked up at an  international  … swamps  as well  as  erosion  due  to  forest  clearance  upstream.  This  increases  sedimentation  …

… the key role of water in agriculture, energy, health, biodiversity and ecosystems as well as in combating poverty. … trust by leasing the environmentally sensitive riparian forest land to a company. In a landmark decision concerning … energy, petrol, and gas, rocks and sand, gems, forests and forest products, wildlife, fish and aquatic resources. Cape …

… to work towards ensuring that the protection of rights and biodiversity conservation become and remain mutually … of Understanding NA National Assembly NTFP Non-timber forest products NW North-West PM Prime Minister Ramsar Ramsar … hunting; fishing; cutting trees; collecting non-timber forest products (NTFP); taking water; using a boat; and …

… and action groups, focusing in particular on species and biodiversity conservation and the management of habitats and … tertiary gene pools somewhat fuzzy (see Maynard, C. 1996. Forest Genetics Glossary). The paragraph acknowledges that … of genetically important wild crop relatives situated in forest habitats (for exam- ple, the Mazatlan Biosphere …

… addressing ownership and benefit sharing in the field of biodiversity and genetic resources. This book is well in line … mational) are primary in each situation. 292 FAO, 1995, “Forest Management Legislative Development in Tonga” (FAO) … Financial Mechanisms for Water Services from Forests” (Forest Trends). 78 5.2.2 Excludability of the micro-physical …

… economic development. Many aquatic ecosystems and their biodiversity depend on groundwater. Failure to manage … hydrological services – for example the contribution that forest, wetland or grassland ecosystems make to water runoff … water sector investments, as ecological protection of the forest and grassland in this area has a direct link to the …