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… biographies. See origin. It has three main objectives: the conservation of biodi- versity, the sustainable use of its … acquired. When the genetic material is accessed from an ‘ex situ’ collection, i.e. a biorepository, then the access …

… to disperse to track changes, offer great opportunities for conservation success  if adaptation can be  facilitated.     … community  based  action  and  understanding and possible ex‐situ conservation  …

… The World Conservation Union Best Practice Protected Area Guidelines … ø Extinct in the Wild – These require species-specific ex situ conservation efforts until a population has been re- …

… for financing biodiversity that promotes protected areas conservation and community development through technical, … 2). Protected areas are a central measure for achieving in-situ conservation under the CBD and other … resources. Reciprocity The Potato Park ICA promotes ex-situ and in-situ conservation and sustainable use outcomes …

… whatsoever on the part of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the Japan Biodiversity Fund … • Conserving genetic diversity of native species in situ: CWR also include native plant species of conservation … more inventories of CWR, and priority species or taxa for ex- situ and/or in-situ conservation are being Figure 12. …

… InternatIonal UnIon for ConservatIon of natUre WORLD HEADQUARTERS Rue Mauverney 28 … context of this definition conservation refers to the in-situ maintenance of ecosystems and natural and semi-natural … locations and to improve links between in-situ and ex-situ conservation efforts. Climate change is likely to …

… Switzerland Copyright: © 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Reproduction of … and measured. Remediation measures can be done in situ (introducing oxygen, nano particles, or bacteria to help speed up natural biogeochemical processes) or ex-situ (commonly pumping contaminated groundwa- ter to the …

… and work programme of IPBES INTERNATIONAL UNION FOR CONSERVATION OF NATURE K ey b io d iversity areas World … that is used to underpin conservation (primarily in situ but informing ex situ), restoration, land use planning and natural resource …

… access. Good information is critically important to good conservation of biodiversity and there is a recognition that … critical sources of information but notoriously unreliable Ex-situ collections Collections held in zoos, herbaria, gene …

… Carbone, D. Cator, D. Challender INTERNATIONAL UNION FOR CONSERVATION OF NATURE Authors: Deviah Aiama, Programme … could remove incentives for the conservation of species in situ resulting in habitat loss and degradation and the erosion of ecosystems.  Intensive ex situ production can adversely impact on wild populations …