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… farmers, and more recently by specialist crop and animal breeders, rely on the genetic vari- ation already present in … and that in such circum- stances countries should have the right to adopt precautionary measures to protect bio- … 10(6) or Article 11(8) are met, a Party of import has the right under the Protocol to take precautionary measures. Lack …

… farmers, and more recently by specialist crop and animal breeders, rely on the genetic vari- ation already present in … and that in such circum- stances countries should have the right to adopt precautionary measures to protect bio- … 10(6) or Article 11(8) are met, a Party of import has the right under the Protocol to take precautionary measures. Lack …

… threats, and to taking conservation action in the right places at the right time. The wide variety of threats … For example, in the Dunlin Calidris alpina, British breeders do not move far for the winter, whereas those from … breeding distrib- utions. For at least some high arctic breeders, climate change modelling shows an almost complete …

… circuses and zoos), dealers (for example, commercial breeders and animal brokers), and certain carriers (for … harvest of fish, NOAA is a victim with a clear property right in the fish that should have been forfeited, but for … one transaction or one tusk, if publicized within the right communities, can have a deterrent effect on the black …

… and health, respectively. The SPS Agreement recognizes the right of countries to take emergency measures based on … sovereignty, which recognizes that countries have the right to use phytosanitary measures, including measures taken … and access to genetic resources derived from plant breeders as defined by laws relating to plant breeding and …

… Chapter 3. Environmental Rights 27 3.1 Introduction 27 3.2 Right to Information 27 3.2.1 National law 27 3.2.2 … that, “the birds of the air and the beasts have as equal a right to live and Box 1 Defining “Environment” 'Environment': … areas or species. Indigenous populations often retain the right to continue subsistence hunting of endangered species …

… to plant genetic resources for food and agriculture; the right to participate equitably in sharing benefits from the use of plant genetic resources; and the right to participate in making decisions, at national level, … from the provisions in the CBD, which required plant breeders to negotiate on a bilateral basis with the country …

… 7 Guide B based on each stakeholder having an equal right to speak, with decisions being made by majority or … type of farming or location, and all members must have the right to participate and vote. Guide L Guide for the … the Egyptian Aquaculture Society (EgAS) and the Fish Breeders’ Association in Israel. At a more global level, the …

… Reserve © OUR PLACE The World Heritage Collection Upper right: The Dolomites (Italy): UNESCO Global Geopark, World … Geopark © Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Lower right: Galápagos Islands (Ecuador): World Heritage site, … administration, local communities, pastoralists and cattle breeders, NGOs and civil society at large). Moreover, …

… BREEDING A number of operations said to be 'commercial breeders' of G. chilensls exist in Argentina (Salas, 1985). A … to provide more complete protection of the smaller breeders. Rearing projects, similar to the PNG model, are to … barramundi well upstream of tidal river mouths and often right up into the breeding areas (Messel et ai . , 1979-1984; …