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modularen Lernpakets zum Thema „Other Effective Area Based

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Das Übereinkommen über die biologische Vielfalt (CBD) fordert, dass zum Erreichen der ambitionierten globalen flächenbezogenen Schutzgebietsziele neben Schutzgebieten auch die sogenannten „Weiteren flächenbezogenen Schutzmaßnahmen (OECMs)“ angerechnet werden sollen. OECMs können einen erheblichen Beitrag leisten das CBD-Aichi Ziel 11 zu erreichen. Aber noch ist der Begriff OECM wenig bekannt. Die IUCN-WCPA (Weltkommission für Schutzgebiete) Spezialistengruppe für OECMs hat mit Unterstützung der Internationalem Naturschutzakademie Insel Vilm (INA) Trainings und die dazugehörigen Materialien zu „weiteren flächenbezogenen Schutzmaßnahmen“ (OECMs) entwickelt.
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BfN Schriften 511 – Nature-based solutions for flood

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Flood risk on the Balkan peninsula in Southeastern Europe ranks among the most significant natural hazards and is becoming even more important with increasing climate change during future decades. Recent extensive flood events, such as those of 2014 in the lower Sava basin, those in 2012 in the lower Drin/Bojana/Buna catchments as well as many local flash flood events (e.g. in the Skopje region 2016), partially combined with landslides, all causing numerous casualties and extensive economic damage, give evidence to this trend.
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– Proceedings of the European Conference “Nature-based

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The conference proceedings included in this volume attempt to reflect the great variety of the presentations and discussions. Abstracts of oral presentations and posters provided by scientists and practitioners from all over Europe are complemented by a summary of the discussions held during parallel sessions and in plenary.
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support CITES Scientific Authorities making science-based

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Correct identification of specimens and agreement on taxonomic names for species in trade are essential to CITES implementation, and the making of NDFs. Plant species can be difficult to distinguish from others that look alike, whether the specimen is a whole plant, a plant part, or a derivative. Substitution of “look-alike specimens” of CITES-listed species is a challenge for the detection of illegal trade.
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support CITES Scientific Authorities making science-based

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Export permits for CITES Appendix II species, or parts or products derived from these, require that the Scientific Authority of the exporting country carries out a Non-Detriment Finding (NDF). NDFs are a procedure to scientifically evaluate parameters such as species distribution and habitats, population status and trends, harvest practices, as well as volumes and impact of trade in target species. They result in a recommendation to the CITES Management Authority of the exporting state. In general this recommendation is made as a positive NDF (necessary precondition for a CITES permit) or a negative NDF.
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