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… NGOs, scientists, businesses, local communities, indigenous peoples organisations and others can work together … Box 6. Flora Nimia Cáceres Cruz’s story: women harnessing indigenous knowledge about natural resources . . . . . . . . … because I don’t want any harm to the environment and species in the river, like dolphins and fish. Chin Sokunthor …

… by incorporating the following: communities, including indigenous groups. Consider the historically exercised water … cattle ranchers, foresters, merchants, fishermen and indigenous communities. Different types of policy … conservation of natural habitats for animal and plant species along or within a watercourse, creating obligations …

… costs of higher fuel prices or of lower employment in indigenous energy industries. In some poor developing … Layer, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), the Basel Convention … buyers to lift minimum volumes from a specific, usually indigenous, supply source at above market prices. Subsides …

… have yet achieved this. ❏ Reefs, involving numerous species with very different life histories and poorly … herbivores and grazers, such as sea urchins and some fish species, that keep them in control have declined through … distances on the hulls of vessels or in ballast water. Non-indigenous sessile species have been introduced to reefs in …

… or monitored. Article 22 - Introduction of alien or new species Watercourse States shall take all measures necessary … Article XVII - Traditional rights of local communities and indigenous knowledge 1. The Parties shall take legislative … Convention. 2. The Parties shall require that access to indigenous knowledge and its use be subject to the prior …

… – land use, pollution, abstraction, livestock, introduced species, or such like. It becomes easy to see that decisions … to reduce susceptibility to disease. For both wildlife and indigenous breeds of livestock, natural selection for genetic … immunity to a disease. For domestic animals, in general, indigenous breeds of livestock will have greater resistance …

… particularly of local and vulnerable communities, indigenous peoples and women Climate change risks and impacts … (including government, industry, civil society and indigenous groups), in the formulation of legisla- tion and … practices for fast- growing and climate- hardy tree species; Reducing fragmentation of forests by provision of …

… 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 …

… or spread of pests, commonly called "invasive species". The most trade distortive SPS measures are usually … sale in the 1930s, it was used for many years by the indigenous peoples of the South African Cape region. Besides … to biodiversity) requires the authorities to protect the indigenous property rights of local communities. Section 43 …

… biodiversity features. Additional biodiversity data e.g. species, ecological processes Ecological infrastructure or … Biodiversity includes the diversity of genes, species and ecosystems on Earth, and the ecological and … data. Other sources of evidence such as expert or indigenous knowledge can also be incorporated. The purpose of …