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… on Protected Areas, adopted in 1993 and amended in 1995. A total of 14 of countries identified have national laws, or …

… 91–259 billion or 1–2 times the size of global ODA.18 This total amount of 91–259 billion is a loss to society because … or as consumption for example. 18 About 10% of the total amount is estimated loss of revenue to governments. The … open sea discard of approximately one-third of the global catch. Hence discards may account for tens of billions of USD …

… ecological migration corridors beyond bor- ders over a total area of almost 250,000 km2, more than a third of EU … EXECUTIVE SUMMARY With a total of over 6.4 million km2 or almost 33% of eU overseas … 6 and SDG 14) and models demon- strated that a modest catch reductions of 10% could halve the pressure on marine …

… the Agreement area, some in self-sustaining populations. A total of 113 species (including 2 hybrid populations) was … Taxa in captivity Collections per taxon (holding species) Total Birds Grebes 5 2 1.0 13 Pelicans 8 5 22.0 916 … and others (e.g. diving birds) would be very difficult to catch in any numbers Poisoning Poisoning of birds using …

… 14 billion. During 2002, major floods across Europe caused total damage of almost US$ 16 billion and insured losses of … demand by private investors to invest in green funds. Total capital invested in 2005 amounted to € 1.5 billion, of … though often not referring to biodiversity specifically, catch the essence of biodiversity through concepts such as …

… methods that replicate natural processes, e.g., managing total grazing pressure, shading out invasive species, or … explorers. Karst systems are effectively delineated by the total watershed area, of which the karst may be only a part. … of change so that other components of the system can catch up. Provisions to Queensland’s Nature Conservation Act …

… in Guinea-Bissau they account for about 30% of the total, more than three times the earnings derived from … damaged by over- fishing, dynamiting and poison used to catch coral reef fauna, pollution and ship's anchors.45 … in perpetuity, or the fisher to forever expect the same allowable harvests".84 This partially explains why modern …

… world’s population, and cover 62 million km2 (50% of the total land area of the Earth) (TWAP, 2016; Oregon State … so that women from each side are able to obtain their catch without impeding on the others. Representatives from … health: The Freshwater Health Index, Science of the Total Environment, 627:304–313. Von Lossow, T. (2015). Gender …

… local fishing communi- ties access to an agreed level of catch (e.g., in a category V or VI protected area) thus … appropriate where this is possible. Some species may face total extinction if there are no places ● within the range of … links decision making (regarding e.g., funding, allowable land use, hunting rights etc.) to a category …

… the economy, environmental assets have been valued. The total value of the environment consists of values associated … and rivers that flow across the country. There are a total of 103 distinct natural river basins. It is estimated … ships, dynamite fishing, fishing methods that increase by-catch of unintended species and destruction of reefs due to …