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… of renewable resources 8 2.1 Land, soil and water 8 2.2 Species and genetic diversity 9 2.3 Conservation areas 10 3. … Annex 1 and include critically endangered, endangered and vulnerable species.43 These definitions reflect those of the … are facing a very high risk of extinction in the wild. Vulnerable species are species that are facing a high risk of …

… llama and guanaco, as well as a number of non-ungulate species. Many pastoralists keep a range of different species … objectives44. There are certainly cases of more vulnerable ecosystems such as the Trans- Himalayan grasslands … plant species richness than wild graziers45. In these more vulnerable ecosystems careful management is needed to avoid …

… of the mitigation hierarchy. No two areas of habitat or species populations are identical, and therefore some … and/or ecosystems into the IUCN Red List Categories of Vulnerable, Endangered, Critically Endangered, Extinct in the … (for example because they are more irreplaceable and vulnerable) than those affected by the development project …

… prosperity brings, we face as a result climate change, species extinctions, fisheries collapse or, in a more … The plan prioritises actions needed to build resilience in vulnerable parts of the city, including coastal protection … with the agro-pastoralist Sukuma people in the region vulnerable to water and fuelwood shortages and suffering …

… . . 50 New Zealand: Precautionary principle and endangered species . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 … enhance participation. It also requires that economically vulnerable local communities are able to participate in the … Maui dolphins live close to the coast and are particularly vulnerable to ship-strike and to getting snared in nets. The …

… the nutritional status and food security of the poor and vulnerable, as well as sustainable development and poverty … in the world is not only a matter of assisting the vulnerable, but is above all an ethical imperative determined … the scope and extent of the direct contribution of wild species and natural ecosystems to the food security of both …

… Climate Change Convention 60 1.3 Convention on Migratory Species 61 1.4 Ramsar Convention 63 1.5 World Heritage … the species population or community so it is not so vulnerable to the effects of fragmentation. In some instances … direct and indirect climate change impacts. Particularly vulnerable are aquatic freshwater habitats, wetlands, …

… and invertebrates formerly regarded as bycatch or 'trash' species and discarded, but which now are retained for … to take precautionary action to protect the environment, vulnerable marine ecosystems and ecosystem functioning; c. … of ecosystems, and special measures for the protection of vulnerable marine species and habitats, as well as …

… of water scarcity and climatic variability. Dryland species show many remarkable adaptations to water stress, … by thorny savannahs with a great diversity of grass species. Semi-arid areas have the highest human population … to offset this impact, whereas less wealthy nations remain vulnerable. On the other hand, investment strategies …

… the needs and capacities of present generations of all species with those of the future. Combining the two … asked to pay particular attention to persons belonging to vulnerable and marginalized groups. It also urged development … by those segments of the population who are already in a vulnerable situation …”; recognizes that “effective …