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… 244 19.3.2 Accidental Introductions Linked to Escapes of Captive Specimens 245 19.3.3 Accidental Imports of Alien … of the world's fisheries depend on fish that have breeding or 7 16 17 18 19 OECD 1996b, supra n. 5, at p. 21. … 19.3.2 Accidental Introductions Linked to Escapes of Captive Specimens Escapes from captivity are now recognised …

… tor species/habitat conditions and threats; • support captive breeding and culture operations that help main- tain and … Comprehensive standards and procedures were adopted for captive breeding of Appendix I species for commercial …

… system (still includes areas with natural, cultivated, or breeding biological production, mixed in a mosaic with … Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission). 2014. 'Captive wildlife.' [Web page accessed 13 February 2014] http://myfwc.com/license/captive-wildlife/. Global Invasive Species Programme (GISP). …

… (places for migratory species to ● feed and rest) or breeding sites; Provide flexible management strategies and … subject to a long-term vision (e.g., core zone for key breeding species) Temporary – established for management … primarily to protect the giant panda, including a captive breeding centre. IUCN category II protected area …

… include reducing the threat from poaching (South Africa), breeding programmes for particular species (Japan), providing … species, for example through restrictions on trade, captive breeding and reintroductions • Developing more representative …

… such as the earlier arrival of migrant birds and earlier breeding of carnivorous animals. For example, birds arriving … of polar bears in relation to environmental change and breeding behavior in the Beaufort Sea. Polar Biology, 32:383- …

… and Drugs Act, Chapter 278, 1964. Animal Health Animal Breeding Act, 2001; Uganda Wildlife Act, Chapter 200, 2000; … to aquatic animal and aquatic animal products such as breeding, processing, import and export. Activities that … covers stock, ruminating animals, dogs, cats, rabbits and captive wild animals. Persons possessing animals infected …

… hunting to protect sites that are important for wildlife breeding and to restrict hunting and NTFP collection … affect the behaviour some species (eg in nesting and breeding); and • there is inadequate information on the … hunting to protect sites that are important for wildlife breeding and to restrict hunting and NTFP collection …

… example of which is the species that can be regarded as captive stock. CITES includes a special provision for specimens that are captive-bred or artificially propagated. Article VII(4) … development commenced (if reproduction is asexual). The breeding stock must be established ‘in accordance with the …

… to their wintering grounds and on their way back to their breeding areas. These journeys are repeated every year … by birds are called flyways and these routes encompass the breeding, wintering and staging areas required to complete … harvesting, increased interface between wild and domestic/ captive/human populations, intensive management of wildlife …