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… to the survival of the species involved, but there is no evidence that this is correlated with absolute high … do not eat monkey meat (Oates, 1977a). During Amin's rule (1971-1979) poaching and human encroachment on reserves … Islands is habitat destruction. The islanders rarely harm the macaques, although animals are occasionally killed …

… of the world with climate change, it will come as no surprise that Section I of these proceedings reflects … E10. However, the problem with old cars is that E10 could harm the plastic parts and seals of a car. To adjust old … (2005) and the Fijian Cane Growers Council (2009). As a rule of thumb it can be estimated that Fiji should be able to …

… Occasional Paper of the IUCN Species Survival Commission No. 35 Edited by Benjamin Beck, Kristina Walkup, Michelle … how can the likelihood that the animal movement will cause harm in the new environment be minimized? This process starts … When apes are quarantined together, an “all in-all out” rule should apply: if apes are added to a current quarantine …

… a protected planet Protected Area Technical Report Series No.1 IUCN WCPA Protected Area Technical Report Series IUCN … three-quarters of the protected area – the 75 per cent rule. The management categories are applied with a typology … a new definition. Without such an agreed definition, no systematic and complete analysis of PPAs can be attempted. …

… who live in the developing world get very little or no consideration. Furthermore, while all the analysed … in environmental change literature and there has still no single conceptual framework of vulnerability been agreed … in small island states and to Andean communities, and no specific mention is made of indigenous peoples living in …

… currents, running paral- lel to the coast There is no clear-cut definition for the distinction between nearshore … to establish regional and local systems, but car- ries no authority or mandate, leaving all activity within the … (amended last in 1997) in order to ban hunting or causing harm to any species of cetacean The estab- 89 More …

… Langridge (2010), p. 819. © F A O /G iu lio N ap ol ita no W hat is C onservation and Sustainable U se? LESSO N 1 7 … the use of straw and stubble for animal feed (sheep may harm their lips when the stubble is too hard). In farming … to support breeding activities that practically rule out applications from farmers. In order to get …

… national authorities are in charge of the same MIDA, and no harmonised legal or administrative framework exists, let … each country every year. Moreover, and under the current rule, no more than 45 nominations for listing should be … local residents became concerned that these actions might harm the island’s environmental assets. Meanwhile, the MAB …

… federally-listed species. Other than feral cats there are no mammal scavengers to compete with the beetles for the … MA and the population persisted for seven years with no other re -introductions. In 1994, Nantucket Island, MA … the Tellico River, following publication of the final rule designating Nonessential Experimental Population (NEP) …

… programme of action for parties to the CBD. While there is no specific reference to agrobiodiversity, measures to … programme of action for parties to the CBD. While there is no specific reference to agrobiodiversity, measures to … communities has revealed that grazing does not necessarily harm the environment and that, in some cases, grazing by …