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… assessment and review systems into existing environmental management systems; � Build alliances with research … with respect to water available for human use. In higher risk areas, the amount of water removed from the system by human activities puts the ecosystem at risk by tapping into the water needed to sustain the …

… organization promoting the conservation and sustainable management, use and trade of tropical forest resources. Its … compared to smaller populations and therefore a lower risk of extinction. The inflow of individuals and genes from … same total area. Small, isolated populations are at a high risk of local extinction. Forest fragments are also …

… of local communities and integration in cross-border management processes for the benefit of nature and all those … conservation areas have the ability to reduce the risk of biodiversity loss through common and coordinated … capital to be gained is greater than any political risk they may take in supporting the action. Outreach should …

… the strengthening of national capacities for the management of chemicals in developing regions, including … and, in particular, sub- populations that are most at risk from exposure to POP s. The identification of gaps in … some non-persistent organic compounds may pose a greater risk to aquatic organisms when exposed to ultraviolet light …

… and coastal areas 26 Objective 2: Promoting resource management, food production and food security through … budgeting, as often occurred. In addition, there was the risk of cross-government commitment fading through time, … ecosystems, notably forests ➢ Protected areas at risk from insufficient spatial coverage, planning, management …

… Alaska. To extend this market access a comprehensive pest risk analysis, in accordance with ISPM 2 (Framework for pest risk analysis), and corresponding risk mitigation analysis … of integrated measures in a systems approach for pest risk management), export certification in accordance with ISPM 12 …

… degradation to support decision making in land and water management ” and in 2013 in Bonn on “Economic assessment of … 248 DESERTIFICATION RISK ASSESSMENT IN MEDITERRANEAN ECOSYSTEMS IN LATIN AMERICA … by communities in rural zones to address vulnerability and risk? What is the current capacity of resource-user …

… to thank all contributors by name and doing so runs the risk that some may be overlooked. We sincerely apologize to … Forewords Global Biodiversity Outlook 4 7 The responsible management of our planet’s biodiversity is motivated not only … alien species being introduced, and making full use of risk analysis and international standards. • Sustainably …

… . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Coordination of MPA participatory management with other decision-making bodies . . 49 Stronger … debate about the principles. Transparency reduces the risk of political manipulation or unfair criticism. The … may reproduce social inequities, of course, is a risk that evaluators cannot ignore. Finally, the framework …

… ON 'BIODIVERSITY LOSS AND SPECIES EXTINCTIONS: MANAGING RISK IN A CHANGING WORLD' OPENING PLENARY The 2004 IUCN Red … ON 'BIODIVERSITY LOSS AND SPECIES EXTINCTIONS: MANAGING RISK IN A CHANGING WORLD' OPENING PLENARY 2 NatureServe. … species; taxonomic groups that are at the greatest risk of extinction; recent documented extinctions; regions of …