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… of wetlands as regulators of hydrological regimes and as habitat for characteristic fauna and flora; RECOGNIZING that …

… of operations may involve loss or degradation of habitat for countless species of animals and plants, many of …

… and invasive species; n The destruction of ecosystems and habitat caused by increased urbanization and coastal …

… resources for food and agriculture outside their natural habitat.” Accordingly, “ex situ collection means a collection … for food and agriculture maintained outside their natural habitat.”20 Ex situ conservation describes a conserva- tion … the actual remov- al of germplasm from the original habitat or natural environment in order to be preserved in …

… killing of wildlife, the use of poisoned baits, illegal habitat destruction, illegal trade in wildlife, illicit trade …

… of local communities, these projects work to reverse habitat loss, restore ecosystems and improve people’s … community network; • restore the biodiversity of mangrove habitat, which a number of community members depend on as a …