Examples of using Conservation status in English and their translations into Arabic
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Take specific agreed cooperative actions to restore or maintain favourable conservation status for those habitats that fall within their territory; and.
A review of scientific and technical aspects of Annex II and of the conservation status of Antarctic fauna and flora was initiated.
The conservation status of the southern African frilled shark has been evaluated as least concern by the International Union for Conservation of Nature(IUCN).
According to the IUCN Red List, the conservation status of this group of species is of particular concern: 38% of the totals are threatened(CR+ EN+VU).
The prohibition applies irrespective of the conservation status of baleen and toothed whale stocks in the Sanctuary,
WWF Adria has prepared in English and Croatian a technical report on the“Legal analysis of the conservation status of island wetlands in Croatian legislation and its implementation”.
maintain a favourable conservation status for albatrosses and petrels wherever they are found, including by application of the precautionary approach.
(a) damage to protected species and natural habitats, which is any damage that has significant adverse effects on reaching or maintaining the favourable conservation status of such habitats or species.
It endorsed the research recommendations of the Scientific Committee in respect of small cetaceans in the southeastern Pacific region, including the vaquita, the conservation status of which is of particular concern.
Which intended to establish coordinated measures to achieve a favourable conservation status for cetaceans, would prohibit any deliberate taking of cetaceans and endeavour to maintain a network of specially protected areas to conserve cetaceans.
It is a diurnal species and the International Union for Conservation of Nature has assessed its conservation status as being endangered.
The 2004 workshop will focus on the trade-off between development(industrial development, utilization and exploitation) and conservation(status quo, preservation).
For example, bird, mammal and amphibian species used by humans for food and medicine are showing declining trends in their conservation status similar to or higher than for species not used for such purposes.
Summary of the status of animal and plant species(threatened, extinct and endemic) in small island developing States and territories, and their conservation status, as measured by the number and size of legally protected areas.
This was undertaken not only to create public awareness of the source of freshwater but also to evaluate its conservation status, meet the needs of local populations and develop recommendations for the care and protection of river sources in the country.
Apos; The Contracting Parties shall take all the necessary measures to ensure a favourable conservation status for cetaceans by protecting them and their habitats from undue use and cumulative effects resulting directly or indirectly from activities under national jurisdiction or control.
The conference provided a unique opportunity for participants to share experiences and best practices, to discuss the conservation status of migratory bird populations and their ecological dynamics in the Balkans and the Adriatic Flyway Region. and to present recent findings on the monitoring of these species.
In contrast to the conservation status in much of its native range, a survey in Syria in 2008 found that T. simonis had been introduced to the Nahr al-Kabir and Orontes basins. It was abundant
The basking shark and the Mediterranean populations of short-beaked and common dolphin and striped dolphin were also added to appendix II, which lists migratory species for which agreements for conservation and management are concluded, because of their unfavourable conservation status or because they would benefit significantly from international cooperation.
Black Sea 329. Regular annual biodiversity outlooks and fishery reports are produced by the Black Sea Commission on the basis of reports from States on different indicators such as species richness, abundance and biomass, protected areas, conservation status of species, invasive and opportunistic species, habitats and fishery indicators.