Примеры использования Biodiversity and habitats на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Also recognizes that there are currently many fisheries that are not sustainably managed and aquaculture operations and practices with significant negative impacts on biodiversity and habitats;
International concern for the conservation of biodiversity and habitats has been expressed for decades.
Biodiversity and habitats: numerous assessments existed throughout South-East Asia on certain habitats, such as coral reefs and associated fish.
In particular, gaps in the knowledge relating to biodiversity and habitats appear to be a major constraint;
Pursuant to paragraph 12 of decision X/29, the Executive Secretary prepared a report compiling and synthesizing available scientific information onanthropogenic underwater noise and its impacts on marine and coastal biodiversity and habitats UNEP/CBD/SBSTTA/INF/12.
The background document and synthesis of submissions on the impacts of marine debris on marine and coastal biodiversity and habitats, as noted above, will serve as inputs to inform the discussions of the expert workshop.
The outline is divided into seven parts:(a) summary for decision makers;(b) context of the assessment;(c)ocean ecosystem services;(d) cross-cutting issue-- food security and safety;(e) other human activities;(f) biodiversity and habitats;(g) overall evaluations.
The constraints for the conservation and protection of biodiversity and habitats include; water scarcity, land degradation, poverty, weak enforcement of regulations and conventions, and lack of financial resources in most countries.
The Convention is currently guided by five strategies and an action plan dealing with hazardous substances, radioactive substances, eutrophication, offshore oil and gas industry,marine biodiversity and habitats, as well as assessment and monitoring.
Republic recognizes that the main loss of biodiversity and habitats comes from the exploitation of natural resourcesand pledged that by 2016, the rate of loss of natural habitats is reduced by 25% and degradation and fragmentation is also slowed. 6 30.
The outline was divided into seven parts:(a) summary for decision makers;(b) context of the assessment;(c) ocean ecosystem services;(d)cross-cutting issue-- food security and safety;(e) other human activities;(f) biodiversity and habitats; and(g) overall evaluations.
As in many NBSAPs,the Dominican Republic15 recognizes that the main loss of biodiversity and habitats comes from the exploitation of natural resourcesand pledges that by 2016, the rate of loss of natural habitats is reduced by 25 percent and degradation and fragmentation is also slowed.
The Conference of the Parties, by its decision X/29, also decided to continue its review on the impacts of unsustainable fishing, such as destructive fishing practices, overfishing, and illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing,on marine and coastal biodiversity and habitats.
By decision X/13, the Conference of the Parties also requested the Subsidiary Body to consider the impacts of ocean acidification on marine biodiversity and habitats and to take into account, in the implementation of the programmes of work on protected areas and on marine and coastal biodiversity, the impact of ocean noise on marine protected areas see also sect. IV.C.6 below.
The tenth meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity requested theSubsidiary Body on Scientific, Technical and Technological Advice to consider the impacts of ocean acidification on marine biodiversity and habitats as part of the programme of work on marineand coastal biological diversity.
These included the compilation and synthesis of available scientific information: on the impacts of destructive fishing practices and IUU fishing on marine biodiversity and habitats, while recognizing the role of FAO in this area; on direct human-induced ocean fertilization(see also UNEP/CBD/SBSTTA/13/L.5), while recognizing the role of IMO in this field, and on ocean acidification as well as their impacts on marine biodiversity see also UNEP/CBD/SBSTTA/13/INF/11.
Pursuant to Convention on Biological Diversity decision IX/20, the secretariat of the Convention, FAO and UNEP organized an expert meeting on the impacts of destructive fishing practices, unsustainable fishing and illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing on marine biodiversity and habitats, in Rome in September 2009.
The secretariat also prepared reports on available scientific information on potential impacts of direct human-induced ocean fertilization on marine biodiversity, in collaboration with the UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre and IMO; and on ocean acidification and its impacts on marine biodiversity and habitats, in collaboration with the World Conservation Monitoring Centre.
For those purposes, the Convention on Biological Diversity has initiated cooperation with FAO, UNEP and other relevant intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations and entities in assessing the impacts of destructive fishing practices, unsustainable fishing and illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing on marine biodiversity and habitats.
The Convention on Biological Diversity reported that it had prepared a number of scientific synthesis reports on the impacts on marine and coastal biodiversity, including a report on potential impacts of direct human-induced ocean fertilization on marine biodiversity and a report on ocean acidification and its impacts on marine biodiversity and habitats.
In 2010, the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity, in its decision X/13, recognized that ocean acidification met the criteria for consideration as a new and emerging issue and requested the Subsidiary Body for Scientific, Technical and Technological Advice to consider the impacts of ocean acidification on marine biodiversity and habitats as part of the programme of work on marineand coastal biological diversity.
Biodiversity and Habitat;
Soil carbon/sinks; 2 Soil erosion;3 Biodiversity and Habitat; 4 Water Quality.
The weakest area for Jamaica was in the biodiversity and habitat category where the score was 35, compared with the regional score of 43.2 and the global comparative income group score of 48.6.
An innovative programme has been designed to assist indigenous peoples in developing their own strategies, based on traditional knowledge, for the sustainable exploitation of biodiversity and habitat preservation while yielding economic benefits for the support of local populations.
To get on track with environmental sustainability will require dealing with inefficient energy production and oil dependency,improving protection of biodiversity and habitat, especially coastal areasand, critically, achieving policy coherence so that sector policies are not working at cross purposes.
The issue of the introduction of alien or new species has many aspects, and increasingly involves more and more institutions with diverse interests, ranging from protection of biodiversity and habitat, conservation of fisheries, to the control of wastes in the form of ballast water discharge.
Adequately tackle the impact of land-based sources of marine pollution on fish stocks, marine biodiversity and marine habitats;
In 2001, he wrote On The Edge:Balancing Earth's Resources which focused on preserving world biodiversity, species and habitats.