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… on Migratory Species (1979), Berne Convention on European Wildlife (1979), Birds Convention (1950), EC Council … and water catchment management, food security, and wildlife management (Articles 109, 110, and 116). It also … and CITES, which gives access to world markets for wildlife products in return for observing agreed-upon …

… disease and the risks of disease transmission between wildlife and people; NOTING that the 'Salzburg Challenge for …

… roosts. United States Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Special Scientific Report: Wildlife 77: 1–14. Mtobesya, B. N. (2012) Non-chemical …

… of biodiversity could bring benefits not only for wildlife but also to local inhabitants. Fig. 12 Veliki Stolac … occur on both sides of the state border or for migratory wildlife species that cross state borders. • Transboundary …

… physical barriers at the boundary impeding the movement of wildlife, incompatible actions to respond to shared issues …

… persist in the environment, bioaccumulate in humans and wildlife, have harmful effects and have the potential for …

… are developed that are offered to protected areas, wildlife agencies and others subject to confi- dentiality and … Communities and Researchers. Waterbury Center, VT: World Wildlife Federation. Laird, S. and E. Lisinge. 1998. … National Herbarium, Dhaka, 1994), Cambodia (Forest and Wildlife Research Institute, Department of Forestry and …

… negatively impacts substantial numbers of migratory marine wildlife, including many species of birds, turtles, sharks …

… Consultancy, STRIX Ambiente e Inovação and the Endangered Wildlife Trust for the CMS and AEWA. Guidelines for …

… persist in the environment, bioaccumulate in humans and wildlife, have harmful effects and have the potential for …