Examples of using Same ecosystem in English and their translations into Arabic
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These are the communities that live with the wild animals in the same ecosystem and bear the cost of doing so.
They were competing in the same ecosystems, and they became endangered species very quickly when they competed with our ancestors.
It was pointed out that the Andean countries have developed a common pact on transboundary movement of GMOs,where different countries share some of the same ecosystems.
Status of species belonging to the same ecosystems as, or are associated with or dependent upon, the major target stocks.
All international fishery instruments require States to reduce by-catch and minimize the effects of fishing activities on dependent orassociated species belonging to the same ecosystem.
Management measures should ensure the conservation not only of target species butalso of species belonging to the same ecosystem or associated with or dependent upon the target species.
The CBD Secretariat considers that such cooperation might include designating and managing protected areas extending into areas beyond national jurisdiction,in particular where that area is closely interlinked with or part of the same ecosystem.
The various humanactivities have an impact not only on the same ecosystems, but also to a considerable extent, directly or indirectly, on the same components of marine ecosystems. .
(d) assess the impacts of fishing, other human activities and environmental factors on target stocks andspecies belonging to the same ecosystem or associated with or dependent upon the target stocks;
(c) take into consideration the effects on species belonging to the same ecosystem or dependent on or associated with the target species, with a view to maintaining or restoring populations of such species above levels at which their reproduction may become seriously threatened;
Worryingly, the research shows that between 2 million and3 million tonnes of carbon dioxide is released each year by the same ecosystems, due to damage from human activity, severe weather and climate change.
The 1995 United Nations Fish Stocks Agreement elaborates upon articles 63 and 64 of UNCLOS, providing the legal basis and enunciating general principles for the adoption of measures to maintain or restore populations of harvested fish stocks andother marine species within the same ecosystem. .
During the course of the three months,the groups will have an opportunity to take advantage of the same ecosystem of experts which participated in the Seedcamp event through weekly dinners, topical lunches, conferences, and continued mentorship on various issues.
(o) Give effect to article 5(d) of the Agreement to assess the impacts of fishing, other human activities and environmental factors on target stocks andspecies belonging to the same ecosystem or associated with or dependent upon the target stocks;
(e) adopt, where necessary,conservation and management measures for species belonging to the same ecosystem or associated with or dependent upon the target stocks, with a view to maintaining or restoring populations of such species above levels at which their reproduction may become seriously threatened;
The 1995 United Nations Fish Stocks Agreement, 123 although primarily concerned with the conservation and management of straddling fish stocks and highly migratory fish stocks,provides for the protection of species belonging to the same ecosystem as the target stocks.
The Commission hasalso adopted measures for species belonging to the same ecosystem or associated with or dependent upon target stocks, to minimize waste, discards, catch by lost or abandoned gear, catch of non-target species and impacts on associated or dependent species, in particular endangered species(see para. 173).
Some delegations suggested giving effect to article 5(d) of the Agreement, which provides for assessment of the impacts of fishing, other human activities and environmental factors on target stocks andspecies belonging to the same ecosystem or associated with or dependent upon the target stocks.
The general principles include: the application of the precautionary approach; the assessment of the impacts of fishing, other human activities and environmental factors on target stocks andspecies belonging to the same ecosystem; the adoption of conservation and management measures for non-target species belonging to the same ecosystem; the minimization of pollution, waste, discards, catch by lost or abandoned gear, catch of non-target species; the elimination of overfishing; and the protection of biodiversity in the marine environment.
It is a matter of grave concern that, while the Authority is in the process of developing guidelines for the application of precautionary measures for the protection of the ecosystem on the seamounts on a scientific basis, there are fishing activities which, through the use of certain types of gear,are indiscriminately destroying the very same ecosystem.
For management using ecosystem approaches, the following information is of fundamental importance:adequate data on by-catch and species belonging to the same ecosystem or associated with or dependent upon the target species, and indicators of ecosystem changes.
The United States National Marine Fisheries Service had prepared a National Bycatch Plan(see A/52/557, para. 97) to serve as a guide for current programmes and future efforts to reduce by-catch and by-catch mortality and took into account the interactive character of fishery resources andprotected species belonging to the same ecosystems.
With regard to fishing activities, the United Nations Fish Stocks Agreement, in application of the precautionary approach, requires States to assess the impacts of fishing, other human activities and environmental factors on target stocks and associated anddependent species belonging to the same ecosystem(art. 5(d) of the Agreement).
Each ecosystem reacts differently to the same input of acid rain and other pollutants.
At the same time, environmental ecosystem services were underpinned by biodiversity, and conservation of the dryland unique biodiversity was therefore critical for attaining sustainable development of drylands.
Worryingly, the exploitation of ecosystem resources is increasing at the same time as their finite supply is diminishing.
Furthermore, a volcanic eruption can cause ecosystem destruction, at the same time serving as a source of new rock materials for fertile soils.
They sort of serve the same purpose in the ecosystem as, like, vultures, providing clean-up and recycling of dead bodies, which, in turn, prevents the spread of plague and pestilence.
At the same time, globalization processes may contribute to environmental and ecosystem protection.
The Millennium Ecosystem Assessment echoes the same warning: the world ' s capture fisheries are operating beyond sustainable demands.