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… are only perhaps 3,000 tigers left in the wild, so the ecological impact of these 380 skins is much more than their … raw and the carved: Shipping costs and ivory smuggling”, Ecological Economics, vol. 107, Issue C (2014), pp. 259–265. … has reviewed several of them, and they are different in character 10 97 should continue to contribute to the creation …

… of a reserve to meet basic human needs and an ecological reserve to protect ecosystems Remediation … and levels of jurisdiction. With the cross-sectoral character of water, institutions from other sectors, such as … water shortages have become more frequent. Integrated ecological, hydrological, and economic analyses provide a …

… use of agricultural biodiversity, hunger alleviation, ecological concerns, consumer protection, fairness and equity … performance. These time-tested and almost carbon neutral ecological systems of agricultural production by the farmers … as food insecurity has acquired the unfortunate character of endemic at a global scale (Sasson, 2009). Plant …

… terrestrial, marine and other aquatic ecosystems and the ecological complexes of which they are part; this includes … The work of farmers in improving crops to meet local ecological conditions continues to this day. Traditional … sufficiently homogenous and (d) stable in their essential character (Article 6). Any plant variety that met these …

… management adds the aim of balancing the economic, ecological and social values of wildlife, to protect the … for any purpose, but at least such use must not affect the ecological characteristics of wetlands (Birnie and Boyle, … through the involvement of all stakeholders. The global character of the convention is also reflected in its …

… inter alia, marine and other aquatic ecosystems and the ecological complexes of which they are part; this includes … Track II resonates with heterodox economists (Austrian, ecological and institutional) and its allies in civil … implemen- tation. Whichever type of system is used, these character- istics are the factors that determine whether and …

… in high absolute numbers are likely to be of considerable ecological significance. Relative high trade-volume is of … research by Mees (1982) concluded that there was no character by which birds from New Guinea could be … of Amazonia (Ridgely, 1982). Described as rare at Alaraca ecological station and adjacent areas in Roraima (Moskovits …

… management by river basin is therefore based on physical ecological reality. Due to this guiding philosophy, many … place to place, for more social benefits, economic and ecological uses through periodic review, and avoiding … at a specified distance from a GDE in order to protect the character and function of that ecosys- tem. ■■ During …

… works or facilities and capable of retaining their natural character and influence through effec- tive management II … and with a range of protection levels, in order to fulfil ecological aims more effectively and comprehensively than … diver- sity A MaB reserve "encompasses a mosaic of ecological systems", combining terrestrial, coastal, or …

… terrestrial, marine, and other aquatic ecosystems and the ecological complexes of which they are part; this includes … publicly available traditional knowledge of less sensitive character may merely be subject to bene!t-sharing … undertakes a consultative process to outline their core ecological, cultural, and spiritual values and customary laws …