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NaBiV Heft 152: Management of Natura 2000 sites on military training areas | BFN

https://www.bfn.de/publikationen/schriftenreihe-naturschutz-biologische-vielfalt/nabiv-heft-152-management-natura-2000

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.
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Regional Youth Workshop on IPBES for Europe and Central Asia 2025 | BFN

https://www.bfn.de/veranstaltungen-ina/regional-youth-workshop-ipbes-europe-and-central-asia-2025

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.
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For a science-based regulation of plants from new genetic techniques | BFN

https://www.bfn.de/publikationen/policy-brief/science-based-regulation-plants-new-genetic-techniques

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

Information for employers | BFN

https://www.bfn.de/information-employers

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

BfN Schriften 118 – Trade in and Conservation of two Shark Species, Porbeagle (Lamna nasus) and Spiny Dogfish (Squalus acanthias) | BFN

https://www.bfn.de/publikationen/bfn-schriften/bfn-schriften-118-trade-and-conservation-two-shark-species-porbeagle

FAO has developed an International Plan of Action for the Conservation and Management of Sharks and has recommended that shark fishing states conduct stock assessments and develop similar action plans on national level. CITES is discussing shark conservation and unsustainable trade in sharks, their parts and derivatives and has already listed shark species on its appendices and is considering further listing proposals.
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BfN Schriften 239 – Immunogenicity of GM peas. Review of immune effects in mice fed on genetically modified peas and wider impacts for GM risk assessment | BFN

https://www.bfn.de/publikationen/bfn-schriften/bfn-schriften-239-immunogenicity-gm-peas-review-immune-effects-mice-fed

This report reviews a scientific study by Prescott et al. (2005) which identified a higher immunogenic potential for a bean-derived alpha amylase inhibitor expressed in GM peas compared to the native bean-derived protein using a mouse model.
Third, wouldthe GM pea have alerted risk assessors if undergoing the ‘standard’ risk