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… birds) would be very difficult to catch in any numbers Poisoning Poisoning of birds using narcotised baits or poisons has been …

… following are some examples of potential incidents: 4 the poisoning of birds or other wildlife that ingest granular … non-target organisms (e.g. scavenging of granules). 4 the poisoning of aquatic organisms due to the contamination of a …

… marine organisms, and they can cause fish and shellfish poisoning or paralysis. Cyanobacterial toxins can also cause acute poisoning, skin irritation and gastrointestinal illnesses in … exposed to the elements and blown throughout Central Asia poisoning the surrounding lands.237 In another water-related …

… agreement. Crop pest control measures also include poisoning, which is highly indiscriminate. Some of the … of macaques in the Botanic Garden has been eradicated by poisoning (K. MacKinnon, pers. comm. , 1986). There is no … (in lltt., 1987) to be increasing because the poisoning of wolves had been stopped. A reintroduction …

… of suitable habitat, human-carnivore conflict, snaring and poisoning; and ACKNOWLEDGING that captive breeding of lions …

… 1997), so use of cyanophos could lead to more secondary poisoning of non-target organisms than control with fenthion … longer than fenthion, so could lead to more secondary poisoning than fenthion. More expensive than fenthion. …

… The type of gear, size of nets, etc. are controlled. Poisoning, use of explosives and dish seining are forbidden. …