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… Wildlife Enforcement Network Caiman A type of alligator indigenous to Central and South America, of subfamily … and not in domestic markets. In theory, the origin of non-indigenous wildlife sold domestically could be queried, but … annex for details. 12 M. Boakye and others, “Knowledge and Uses of African Pangolins as a Source of …

… Santia. The author also immensely benefited from the knowledge and wisdom of the following conservation experts: … and Eastern Asia. The project therefore strengthens the knowledge base, resolve and co-operation of governments, … area teeming with a variety of wildlife, most of which is indigenous to the area, including rhino, African Elephant, …

… been carried out across the world. Due to a lack of space, knowledge or awareness, no large-scale landscape development … non- governmental organizations, local community groups, indigenous people, women, local government units and the … of a registered professional forester, who has the diverse knowledge and experience to advise on the technical, …

… private and non-governmental organisations with the knowledge and tools that enable human progress, economic … NGOs, scientists, businesses, local communities, indigenous peoples organisations and others can work together … 978-1- 909980-60-0. Budds, J. ‘Water Rights, Mining and Indigenous Groups in Chile’s Atacama’, in Boelens, R., …

… The latter has provided the key to bringing together knowledge on emissions, on the movement of pollutants between … a case where a Party, due to the high sulphur content of indigenous solid or liquid fuels, cannot meet the emission … that the Arctic ecosystems and especially its indigenous people, who subsist on Arctic fish and mammals, …

… 4, respectively. To decide what to invest in and where, knowledge is needed about how the quantity, quality, timing … higher water quality. Thus, there is a well established knowledge base around the link between land use or manage- … land users without registered property titles – very often indigenous communities – will further marginalize already …

… are well documented • Provides confidence that sufficient knowledge is available to detect the pest (how, when and … undertaking plant health monitoring who have expert knowledge of the pest î B E N E F I T S 9 A n A l y z i n g t … the home to natural flora) as well as forests (both indigenous and commercial). The framework of the IPPC – …

… problems of enforce- ment, as well as related scientific knowledge which is necessary to sensitize judges for … Island, and Massachusetts. This programme was, to our knowledge, the first of its kind for state judges in the U.S. … genetic resources, hazardous materials transportation to indigenous and traditional community rights. Regardless of …

… private and non-governmental organisations with the knowledge and tools that enable human progress, economic … and most diverse environmental network, harnessing the knowledge, resources and reach of 1,300 Member organisations … NGOs, scientists, businesses, local communities, indigenous peoples organisations and others can work together …

… specific aspects of these rights, such as the “rights of indigenous peoples” or the “right to water”. In 2007, the … adopted the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.54 It was the first General Assembly … of possible solutions. The public will often have special knowledge of local conditions and of the practical …