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… (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 …

… likelihood of injury to wildlife, including disruption of breeding or feeding. The protection of habitat obviously … without restriction to others for further research and breeding, although such individuals shall be encouraged to … deliberate killing; deliberate damage to or destruction of breeding or resting sites; deliberate disturbance of wild …

… as between pollinators and the flowers they fertilize, or breeding birds and the insects on which they feed—may fail as … to conserve the genetic diversity and life history traits (breeding behaviour, phenology, etc.) of the current bull … change (IUCN Photo Library / © T. Brooks). (e.g. limits to captive breeding of particular species for later …

… them to occupy suitable habitats, especially critical breeding, feeding and resting areas. • Transboundary … of a single species) move on an annual basis from the breeding grounds to non-breeding areas, including … Poland and Slovakia. Joint conservation efforts, including captive breeding of female butterflies from Poland and males …

… of mangrove forests. As you know, mangroves are the breeding grounds and nursery of much of the aquatic life. • …

… to Europe and the USA by foreigners for use in cross-breeding and the development of new breeds of dog. 48 5.5 Key … the country is essentially based on agriculture and cattle-breeding which employs 85% of the active population. Burkina … sustainable use principles. tories), or biologically (in captive breeding or cultivation systems). As a consequence, …

… vulnera- ble life stages, such as spawning aggregations, breeding sites and migration routes, often with active … (e g turtle nesting beaches that are protected during the breeding season) might also qualify as category IV v … seamounts and hydrothermal vents further off-shore provide breeding and nursing ground for over half a million …

… hunting equipment or methods Taking of restricted prey (breeding females, young, protected species) Violation of … to omit or mislead. For example, false declarations of the captive breeding of animals or the artificial propagation of plants …

… had killed off many of the normal, but slower-breeding, predators of the rodents – again showing how … of play. On the other hand, such agencies typically are "captive," i.e. they operate for the benefit and through the … power markets are in their infancy, marketers do not have captive customer bases while they procure new sources of …

… thus increasing their overall importance. Monitoring breeding success on the Farne Islands, a PPA managed by the … stated aims include to promote conservation awareness of captive carnivores and to use tourism as a conservation …