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… placed in the broader context of terrestrial ecosystems, forest management and biodiversity loss.14 Goal 15 states: … loss. The sub-paragraphs to Goal 15 focus on the specific ecosystem elements; the most pertinent from the point of view … include: • Zero net land degradation by 2030, • Zero net forest degradation by 2030, and • Drought policies and …

… . . . . . . 21 3. Ecological networks: costs, benefits and ecosystem services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … a mountain range or a biome, e.g. temperate broad-leaf forest. On the other hand, if it is a part of government … major roads and other infrastructure, cleared former forest areas and high intensity agricultural land. For those …

… regulations in the EU 28 4.2.4 Offsets in Brazil under the Forest Regulation & National System of Conservation Units 29 … as wetland and conservation banking in the USA, tradable forest conservation obligations in Brazil and habitat … of the aims of banking is to avoid any temporal loss of ecosystem benefits (see section 6.4). 15 damaged by …

… methodology that can be used worldwide in any habitat or ecosystem; allow information to be collated internally as … nature than the obvious case of, for example, clearing a forest before mining. Some indirect links may be suspect- ed … ment scale. For example, large canopy openings in a forest caused by the fall of a large tree can be colonized by …

… land- and seascape, and relevant sectors, by applying the ecosystem approach and taking into account ecological … both countries. Containing extensive, contiguous primary forest and the highest plant biodiversity of any in the cool … the North Korea side underwent extensive loss of primary forest - between 50-75% had been logged by 2007. The extent …

… REFERENCES 9. INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF WATER FOR HUMAN AND ECOSYSTEM NEEDS I. WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT II. IMPROVING … and precipitation. For example, elimination of certain forest areas may reduce precipitation previously captured … the livelihood and economic benefits of logging the forest versus the naturally occurring clean water. In this …

… planning 19 3.1.1 Protected areas system plan 21 3.1.2 Ecosystem approach 22 3.1.3 Buffer zones and connectivity … World Summit on Sustainable Development 71 7.7 Sustainable forest management 72 7.8 Sustainable fisheries management 73 … Programme on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation in Developing Countries US United States …

… heritage. Unlike other values, such as agrobiodiversity or ecosystem services, which are relevant to many protected … Community Conserved Area (CCA) Includes a Category III forest Community managed Malagasy Indigenous spiritual … most have had approved management plans -mainly concerning forest exploitation- prepared by expert foresters. There is …

… Biodiversity 17 4.2 Inland Waters Biodiversity 19 4.3 Forest Biodiversity 20 4.4 Agricultural Biodiversity 21 4.5 … Crosscutting and Other Issues 24 5.1 Alien Species 24 5.2 Ecosystem Approach 24 5.3 Global Taxonomy Initiative 25 5.4 … marine and coastal ecosystems, inland waters ecosystems, forest ecosystems, agricultural ecosystems, dry land …

… . . . . . . . . . . 9 4.2 Specific trade issues affecting forest biodiversity. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 4.3 … are discussed below. Decision V/6 on applying the ecosystem approach is of general significance. Principle 4 of … between the CBD and the WTO 8 4 Forests 4.1 Context Forest biodiversity – including wood and non-wood products – …