Examples of using The ramsar list in English and their translations into Spanish
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impact assessment practices for sites in the Ramsar List, to apply the Framework for designing a wetland monitoring programme(Resolution VI.1)
CALLS UPON Contracting Parties to ensure that their preparation of management plans for sites included in the Ramsar List and other wetlands includes,
FURTHER REQUESTS the STRP to develop methods for assessing the representativeness of wetlands in the Ramsar List in relation to the application of other Criteria for Ramsar site designation,
including those in the Ramsar List, and in a context of objectives for sustainable development,
features under-represented in the Ramsar List.
especially with respect to the management of sites included in the List of Wetlands of International Importance(the Ramsar List) and in the implementation of the wise use principle;
rašelinište(Kru šnohorska mountains mires)(11,224 hectares, 50 31'N 013 10'E) to the Ramsar List.
in Article 3.2 to maintain the ecological character of wetlands included in the Ramsar List of Wetlands of International Importance;
they provide us with official information only on those they have designated for the Ramsar List.
supranational/regional(such as for example the European Union‟s Natura 2000 network), whilst the Ramsar List itself is an example of a global site network.
to the Ramsar Secretariat) the information about at least one wetland that meets the Criteria for inclusion in the Ramsar List, with a map with boundaries clearly delineated.
policies with the potential to alter the ecological character of wetlands in the Ramsar List, or impact negatively on other wetlands within their territories,
designation of such wetlands for the Ramsar List, taking into account the experience gained by Parties that have already done so. Resolution VIII.2.
better known as the Ramsar List.
also in terms of identifying underrepresented types of wetlands in the Ramsar List.
in which the Parties established that the Vision of the Ramsar List is to be achieved through the designation of coherent
while Objective 3.1 in the Strategic Framework for the Ramsar List includes pursuing opportunities for“cooperative management agreements for wetlands along migratory species routes”.
support the priority afforded to peatlands under the Convention as a globally threatened wetland type that is under-represented in the Ramsar List of Wetlands of International Importance.
Objective 2.2 within this Strategic Framework urges Contracting Parties to seek to include in the Ramsar List wetlands that include threatened ecological communities