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… TBNRM is seen to create opportunities for sustainable ecological management, rural livelihoods, regional … geographic, hydrographic, hydrological, climatic, ecological, social and economic needs, existing and potential … hydrological, climatical and other factors of a natural character; • The social and economic needs of the member …

… TBNRM is seen to create opportunities for sustainable ecological management, rural livelihoods, regional … geographic, hydrographic, hydrological, climatic, ecological, social and economic needs, existing and potential … hydrological, climatical and other factors of a natural character; • The social and economic needs of the member …

… seeds; sharing knowledge and experience; promoting agro-ecological practices; conducting participatory crop … farmers was made in order to identify the various agro-ecological challenges faced by producers in different areas. … activities, have been cultivated in four different agro-ecological zones. Men and women farmers and scientists are …

… be an appropriate strategy to help in reaching for ecological sustainability, one most important prerequisite … may enable enforcement authorities to be successful. Ecological sustainability and value of nature Generally, in … environmental issues, but points out the cross cutting character of environmental sustainability for all other …

… within the Basin, the Mekong Agreement takes the general character of a non-binding treaty for sustainable … capture fisheries, which are contingent on maintaining the ecological integrity of the Mekong river system. Since its … and quality, the aquatic (eco-system) conditions, and ecological balance of the river system, from the development …

… law and connectivity 70 Introduction 70 2.2.1 European ecological network: Natura 2000 71 2.2.2 Translating Natura … 1: Growth of protected areas and systems 3 Box I(1)-1: Key ecological terms 14 Box I(1)-2: Guiding principles of … or slightly modified areas, retaining their natural character and influence without permanent or significant …

… be outstanding examples representing significant on-going ecological and biological processes in the evolution and … or slightly modified areas, retaining their area natural character and influence, without permanent or significant … or near natural areas set aside to protect large-scale ecological processes, along with the species and ecosystems …

… be outstanding examples representing significant on-going ecological and biological processes in the evolution and … or slightly modified areas, retaining their area natural character and influence, without permanent or significant … or near natural areas set aside to protect large-scale ecological processes, along with the species and ecosystems …

… capital. While in many cases plantations may represent an ecological deterioration compared to the natural ecosystem, … helps restore many of the goods and services that enhance ecological integrity and provide tangible benefits to local … and reforestation do not lead to damage to the ecological character of wetlands.” To carry out this action, Action …

… are made by different authorities, depending on the character of the agreement. The law also sets forth … is a register of listed Ramsar sites where changes in ecological character have occurred, are occurring, or are … are a few examples. Since 2000, in Kazakhstan, an NGO “Ecological Press Center” disseminates an electronic …