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… way, including damaging boundary markers; and generating pollution by raising aquatic animals and wildlife in … and athletic use; 2. Fishing and raising fish or other marine animals; 3. Collecting dirt, rocks, gravel, sand, mud, …

… synchonized mass nesting (arribada) of most populations of marine Olive Ridley Turtles {Lepldochelys ollvacea) . … and it is possible that these were actually the sicins of marine turtles which were declared as P. expansa to evade … deforestation. There are reports of increasing pollution of the waterways by the uncontrolled dumping of …

… of unique populations (including commercially important marine fishes) that has taken place has resulted in the loss … Other threats are reported too: population pressures, pollution, climate change, ethnic tensions, loss of cultural … because of the varied terrestrial, aquatic and marine ecosystems. Over 180 birds have been reported within …

… degradation. It has little influence on point sources of pollution, such as effluent pipes, sewers and drains. … an area of 31,500 ha (plus an additional 5000 ha of marine areas and corralline reefs), the Talamanca-Carribbean … 1994. Role of buffer strips in management of waterway pollution: a review. Environmental Management 18: 543–58. …

… mondial pour la protection du milieu marin contre la pollution due aux activités terrestres qui fournit une …

… Service Unit of IUCN, 1998, xii + 52pp. Guidelines for Marine Protected Areas. No. 3. Graeme Kelleher, 1999, xxiv + … of Geography, University of Bern, Switzerland. Sagarmatha Pollution Control Committee (SPCC) (1997) Annual report for …

… attention to the decreasing availability of halons for marine and aviation uses and to the need to take all actions …

… genetic resources, while also reducing soil, air and water pollution. Countries and regions must enhance their … significant and devastating impact on the terrestrial and marine and freshwater environments, agriculture and forests. …