Search results

… with  all  relevant  stakeholders,  especially  the  most  vulnerable, and as appropriate with national human  rights  … of  biologically modified organisms, the use of alien species, varieties and breeds for  livestock,  … or  wild  populations, negative impacts on non‐target species, resources and habitats and  …

… the visibility in the water column and thus affects the species composition of the in- stream flora and fauna. … extensive damage to infrastructure and inhabited areas vulnerable to floods (EC 2011). Establishing or conserving … setback levees are exposed to floodwaters they are less vulnerable to erosion. http://nature.ly/floodofbenefits 30 …

… of the major contributors to habitat loss and subsequent species losses, leading to a decline in biodiversity and … for agriculture and over harvesting of trees and other species, but these are often driven in turn by other societal … measures are considered among the most important to enable vulnerable and at-risk rural communities adapt to climate …

… planet. Today it is thought possible that there are more species in the deep sea than in all the other environments on … a number of objectives, for example: • To help protect vulnerable habitats and threatened species • To increase … commons”, a resource type that is particularly vulnerable to over-exploitation (xv). Although our knowledge …

… Diversity CMS Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species DALYs Disability-adjusted Life Years EIA … of freshwater among riparians to protect fragile or vulnerable species and habitats, as well as to ensure the … such resources. For example, groundwater is typically more vulnerable than surface water to pollution and other forms of …

… . . . . . . . . . . 101 ARTICLE 33: INTRODUCTION OF ALIEN SPECIES OR MODIFIED ORGANISMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … the least developed and of the most environmentally vulnerable, including Small Island Developing States, is a … involvement of indigenous peoples, local communities, and vulnerable or marginalized persons in environmental decision- …

… based on reasoned decisions and therefore do not harm the vulnerable, but support as much as possible the fulfilment of … negative impacts on people’s livelihoods. Furthermore, the vulnerable communities of the world are both the ones that … rights–complaint procedures to protect nature or other species have had only limited success.5 Yet with close to 115 …

… for millions of people worldwide. Poor, marginalized, vulnerable and landless people rely most on commons, as they … seeds, tubers, barks, gums and leaves. They also use many species of tree for fodder, shade, fencing, construction and … in legal and technical matters, pastoralists are left in a vulnerable position because of their poor access to education …

… assets. Particular attention needs to be paid to the most vulnerable countries and the most vulnerable groups within societies. A second adaptation … supported. Besides reforestation of slopes with native species, participants noted that fruit trees can be used, …

… Thus, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) seeks to ensure that no wildlife species becomes or remains subject to unsustainable … decades. The first accords aimed at protecting particular species, for example of fauna. Earlier agreements also dealt …