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… at very low temperatures and during offl oading this may lead to a temperature differential in the water surrounding …

… both inefficient and inequitable. On the one hand, they lead to a situation where there are few or no incentives for …

… (1979) was of the opinion that further study would lead to naming of more such taxa. G. pardalls pardalls Now … their smaller size. However, it seems that collecting can lead to complete removal of tortoises from large areas; … with local utilisation and persecution, is likely to lead to local depletions. Field data on population status in …

… stochasticity refers to random genetic processes that can lead to a loss of genetic variation and a reduced capacity … has not been adequately demonstrated could, unfortunately, lead to loss of existing natural vegetation by neglect or …

… migration, which can exacerbate vulnerabilities and lead to additional human rights violations and abuses (see …

… The MedMPAnet Project mainly deals with the processes lead- ing to the creation of marine and coastal protected … gaps and uncertainty as to which agency should take the lead. This makes the need for institutional mechanisms for …

… and inspire them to overcome the conflicts that lead to further degradation of the natural resource base. The …