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… is a substance or micro- organism that kills or controls growth of living organisms. In this context, the term biocide … in- surance is not readily available for the general population. In other countries, if insurance providers have a …

… given the notorious uncertainty surrounding sea turtle population dynamics. A range of other species or … on the Conservation and Management of the Middle-European Population of Precautionary Principle in Biodiversity … aspects (eg, WSSD), some emphasise trade and/or economic growth (eg, WTO). It is not surprising that the precautionary …

… geographical distribution, but may also include a required population size, number of populations, or a link to a … to overall water quality and supply, supporting growth and development needs. ● Critical Biodiversity Areas: …

… which paid farmers to flood fields in winter to enhance population of breeding waders (a standard conservation … information system to support research for its growth and to use it to provide advice to all sectors of … of IUCN. Species data sets (i.e. distribution maps, population trends) will be made publicly available through …

… exploitation, cultural alienation and threats to their population and environment.99 Bolivia, Ecuador, El Salvador, … preservation of the natural resources on which the Indian population relies. Indians traditionally occupying land are … have the duty to support, on the basis of equality, the growth and enrichment of cultures and traditions that are …

… traditional rules and practices. A large percentage of the population still lives in rural or remote areas, and people … that is approximately 15 km from the river and whose population is 100% Makong. Nanokkhian was included in the … a major tourist attraction in Champhone District. The growth of tourism has led to increasing income for the …

… to the Convention at the rate of one US cent per head of population (a rate which could be varied with the agreement … primarily on ornithological data, a rich and varied bird population being an indication of high ecological value. More … to the other Parties, was not very onerous, given the slow growth of the Convention. IUCN was therefore happy to carry …

… and adequate to meet the energy and nutrient needs of the population”. Rome in 1966. The Rome Declaration on World Food … genepools include the genetic varia- tion in the breeding population of a species and closely related species that … as intellectual property assets that may lead to economic growth. As the specialized United Nations agency responsible …

… CMS defines the term ‘migratory species’ as “the entire population or any geographically separate part of the population of any species or lower taxon of wild animals, a … “the Agreement”), Noting that through the significant growth of the Agreement the Advisory Committee to the …

… CMS defines the term ‘migratory species’ as “the entire population or any geographically separate part of the population of any species or lower taxon of wild animals, a … “the Agreement”), Noting that through the significant growth of the Agreement the Advisory Committee to the …