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There is a special importance of military training areas (MTAs) for the protection and maintenance of our biodiversity in Europe. MTAs host a number of specific habitat types and species protected by the Habitats Directive, especially habitats of the open landscape, which developed through and rely on an extensive (often historical) agricultural use, a disturbance regime (of the military training) and / or specific conservation measures.
community relevance, especially those requiring oligotrophic to mesotrophic conditions, have

Promoting excellence and leadership among emerging nature conservation leaders from Central and Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia
In this module participants have the opportunity to Acquire or refresh their baseline

Technological progress makes genetic engineering a rapidly developing field. In its proposal of July 2023, the European Commission (EC) aims to deregulate a subset of new genetic techniques (NGT). This proposal would exempt certain NGT plants from the current EU regulatory framework for genetically modified organisms (GMOs) based on a considered equivalence with conventionally bred plants. Similar to the French ANSES, the German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN) argues in its new policy brief that this approach of considered equivalence lacks a valid scientific basis and violates the precautionary principle, since plausible risks cannot be excluded.
Even small changes by genetic engineering can have a high-risk potential for the

The objective of the workshop is to support youth engagement with the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) and increased understanding and use of IPBES products. The regional workshop aims at building capacities of early career professionals and committed young people from European (including the CEE region) and Central Asian countries.
IPBES to their home institutions and other relevant organisations and networks Have

The Klaus Toepfer Fellowship Programme aims to strengthen organisations from the nature conservation sector in Central and Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia, by developing the personal capacity of early-career conservation professionals to overcome global biodiversity loss.
Nevertheless, participants have to make a contribution towards their travel expenses

Facing this situation, the workshop aimed to identify ways and means for facilitating biodiversity research and conservation while safeguarding ABS provisions.
Some Canadian universities and professional associations have developed codes of

As one of the oldest settlement areas in Europe, Erfurt and Thuringia are particularly suitable to visualise the aims of the conference „Urban Biodiversity & Design“ during field excursions.
Seiten 77 Skript229_2 (pdf, 26.43 MB) Beschreibung The conference excursions have

The „expert meeting in preparation of SBSTTA-5“ was an informal scientific workshop, aiming to exchange information on the topics to be discussed at the upcoming fifth meeting of SBSTTA of the Convention on Biological Diversity. The 36 participants, including a member of the CBD Secretariat and representatives from national ministries, agencies and scientific institutions from 16 countries (EU-member states and PHARE countries) attended in their personal capacity as experts for the Convention.
All major points raised during the discussion – even though they may have been controversal

The need to study potential environmental consequences of changes in herbicide usage due to transgenic HR plants has recently been underlined by the Council (of Environment Ministers) of the European Union (EU1). This paper summarizes the lessons that can be learned from the experience up to now.
to the herbicides glyphosate (accounting for the great majority) and glufosinate have

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.
case of timber/tree species only principle guidance documents and case studies have