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… 32 2.3 Benefits of connectivity for climate change mitigation 33 2.4 Connectivity co-benefits for biodiversity … these systems are defined on a small scale (such as a wetland, forest, or coral reef) or on a large scale (such as … 0 Sustainable logging of planted trees 0 Conservation of wetland flora and fauna through maintenance of breeding …

… resources are expected to equally invest on the efforts of mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery from disaster … slopes as natural buffers. Specific projects may include wetland restoration, tree planting, and restoring coastal … Parties and River Basin Authorities to ensure that wetland ecosystems are managed and restored, as part of …

… potential indirect and cumulative impacts and possible mitigation measures, possibilities for enhancement or the … vital wetlands in Australia 24 A privately protected wetland in Chile 26 Rehabilitation and 17 Restoration … Women harvesting reeds in a two-year-old restored wetland Identification of a tagged lemur during monitoring …

… can deliver on pollution avoidance, reduction, mitigation and rehabilitation. 2.5 Multiple stakeholders and … earliest possible time if the ecological character of any wetland in its territory and included in the List has … and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning …

… initiatives can also contribute to climate change mitigation by reducing emissions from ecosystem degradation, … livelihoods (Demesa et al., 2013). • Coral reef and wetland management: Cost-Benefits Analysis Coral reef … management of coral reefs, as improved reef quality and wetland stewardship on Olango Island could mean a 60% (USD …

… of fragmentation and population viability, to include mitigation options such as corridors and buffer zones; • … and “wise use” of 67 Selected International Instruments wetland areas5 within the territorial boundaries of party … to the Convention, a nation must designate at least one wetland site for management as a nature preserve, subject to …

… (2003) Assessment of the Economic Value of Muthurajawela Wetland. Occasional Paper No 4, IUCN Sri Lanka Country Offi … Environmental Management 36(4):535–550 James R (1991) Wetland valuation: guidelines and techniques. Asian Wetland Bureau, Bogor Janssen R and Padilla J (1999) …

… provision of financial resources between adaptation and mitigation.8 In 2011, in Durban, South Africa, the Parties … a flood event with the goal of creating 2,000 acres of new wetland habitat in the Delta. The Minute agreement formulates … built a vision for the Garita Palmera Reserve (a wetland in the lowlands or the river basin). In this vision, …

… sustain migratory species populations. For example, the wetland habitats of the Siberian crane are increasingly … curlew instruments address migratory waterbirds that use wetland ecosystems in dry and sub-humid landscapes within … to share and further develop practical and effective mitigation devices for these animals. The Seals Agreement, …

… (Sample examples): • Had NZ designated at least one wetland of international importance (Ramsar Convention)? • … obligation to the Parties is to designate at least one wetland to be included on the List of Wetlands of … change include reduction of greenhouse gas emissions (mitigation) and adaptation to future impacts climate change …