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… 2001) 129. Measures of both a binding and non-binding character are contemplated within the UN/ ECE Aarhus … being realized. Furthermore, avail- able information about ecological relation- ships and environmental factors in … changes, about the interpretation of data, and about the ecological and environmental effects of LMOs. Scientifically …

… carried out to date; CONSIDERING the unique, vulnerable character of deep ocean and seabed ecosystems and their … mining operations by commissioning a comprehensive ecological survey to determine the impact of such mining … do not foreclose the ability to protect key areas of ecological, biological, historic or scientific interest, and …

… ma- rine and coastal ecosystems etc.” The “sustainable” character of the management of marine ecosystems is a matter … coastal and marine areas, they are unlikely to meet their ecological, social and economic objectives (see the … management, which includes regular monitoring of the ecological, social and economic impacts of the management …

… on Biological Diversity: Marjo Vierros UNESCO Division of Ecological Sciences: Mireille Jardin, Jane Robertson Ramsar … are non-binding (soft law), but have a powerful guidance character, especially for those states having participated in … n equally important has become the requirement to avoid ecological isolation, and achieve protected areas connected …

… for conservation of coastal and marine biodiver- sity (ii) ecological studies, (iii) socio-economic and fishery studies, … uniqueness, international compliance, supporting essential ecological processes or biodiversity, etc.). • Is there a … or slightly modified areas, retaining their natural character and influence without permanent or significant …

… social, cultural, technical, intellectual or humanitarian character, Aware that: (a) Mankind is a part of nature and … from nature depend upon the maintenance of essential ecological processes and life support systems, and upon the … disseminated by all possible means, particularly by ecological education as an integral part of general …

… a call for measures to protect nature on scientific and ecological grounds; a concern about the aesthetic damage … public access, reflecting two distinct areas of interest: ecological and habitat conservation, and scenic beauty and … or slightly modified areas, retaining their natural character and influence, without permanent or significant …

… Seas, the European Green Belt forms the backbone of an ecological network in Europe, thus creating a global symbol … areas yield many benefits in the social, political and ecological spheres. These benefits are further outlined in … three regional subsections further illustrates the network character of the European Green Belt. Each section, i.e. …

… nations: Geographic, hydrographic, hydrological, climatic, ecological and other factors of a natural character; 1. The social and economic needs of the … provides that equitable use involves consideration of “ecological factors,” “economic needs of the watercourse …

… of key articles and provisions of Ukraine’s Law on the Ecological Network (2004). Cover photo: WWF. Truong Son in … this context means “an area, as perceived by people, whose character is the result of the action and interaction of … been undergoing rapid development over the last 30 years. Ecological networks, corridors and buffer zones have been …