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2006 Meeting in St. Kitts & Nevis
Governments agreed to make voluntary contributions to help in this regard. The Commission agreed to a ... of member countries over the legal competence of the IWC to manage small cetaceans, many Contracting Governments continue to co-operate in the consideration of small cetacean issues, particularly with respect to ...
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2007 Meeting in Anchorage
It was chaired by Dr Bill Hogarth (USA). It was attended by 73 of the 77 Contracting Governments. The associated meetings of the Scientific Committee and Commission sub-groups were held at ... of member countries over the legal competence of the IWC to manage small cetaceans, many Contracting Governments continue to co-operate in the consideration of small cetacean issues, particularly with respect ...
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Some key concepts
Iceland, which did not object to the moratorium, withdrew from the IWC in 1992. Canada withdrew in 1982. Denmark represents the Faroe Islands and Greenland. There are 39 contracting governments to the Convention. NAMMCO The North Atlantic Marine Mammal Commission is a regional international management body established in 1992. The members are Iceland, Greenland, Norway and the Faroe ...
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Convention on Nature Protection and Wild Life Preservation in the Western Hemisphere (1940)
American countries. Some of the species of the following families are examples of birds characterized as migratory: Charadriidae, Scolopacidae, Caprimulgidae, Hirundinidae. Article II 1. The Contracting Governments will explore at once the possibility of establishing in their territories national parks, national reserves, nature monuments, and strict wilderness reserves as defined in the ...
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Aboriginal Subsistence Whaling
Aleutes have been prohibited to sell their seal skins. Commercialism in itself seems to be considered bad by the majority of the contracting governments at the IWC. It is ironic that this view is expressed by governments that usually are strong advocates of free trade and movement of capital. But apparently, some people shall be denied access to the world ...
highnorth.no

WWF - IWC Current Situation
WWF believes the IWC must continue to expand its scope to address the other human activities which threaten cetaceans and focus action on ensuring the survival of the most threatened species. In 2007 and 2008 the contracting governments of the IWC began to formally discuss the future of the IWC through an agenda item at the 59th meeting of the ...
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Equity Watch Archives- Global Environmental Government Unit - Centre for Science and Environment (CSE)
Tuvaluans to find new homes November 7th, 2001 Deal or No Deal Governments are scheduled to meet in Marrakech later this month to further the Kyoto process, designed ... Development Mechanism (CDM) will result in a disastrous situation for the South. November 15, 2000 Contracting texts to expand emissions Southern proposals on equity mysteriously disappear amidst rampant talk of Kyoto ...
www.cseindia.org

Equity Watch - Global Environmental Government Unit - Centre for Science and Environment (CSE)
Equity Watch - Global Environmental Government Unit - Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) November 15, 2000 Contracting texts to expand emissions Southern proposals on equity mysteriously disappear The Kyoto mechanisms will undoubtedly dominate discussions over the coming week, since the stakes are particularly high for industrialised countries. The reduction costs for industrialised ...
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ECNC : Services : European Regional biodiversity policy instruments : ECNC : The European Centre for Nature Conservation
The Convention stipulates that the contracting parties will cooperate in the carrying out of research activities and scientific assessments, develop joint or complementary systematic monitoring programmes, and harmonize research, monitoring ...
www.ecnc.nl

Workshop 1: Why have a Web Site?
Why have a Web Site? Why should your District develop a web site? Your conservation partners are moving online. State Governments have dramatically reduced the availability of print information in favor of electronically delivered information. Example: California State contracting opportunities are only available via the Internet, email or fax. California is not the first state to do this. Most ...
www.cyber-sierra.com