Recent articles on biodiversity
[DOC File]BIODIVERSITY AND HAZARDS MANAGEMENT
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A biodiversity hotspot is a region with a high level of endemic species. These biodiversity hotspots were first identified by Dr. Norman Myers in two articles in the scientific journal The Environmentalist.[5][6] Hotspots unfortunately tend to occur near areas of dense human habitation, leading to threats to their many endemic species.
[DOC File]Biodiversity
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February 2 Biodiversity on campus (outside) February 4 How many species are there? (paper discussion) February 9 Media reports on biodiversity (discussion) Part 2--evolution and diversity. February 11 How diversity originates. February 16 Recent extinctions (paper discussion) February 18 The history of diversity and the current crisis
[DOC File]LEGAL PREPAREDNESS FOR ACHIEVING THE AICHI …
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In addition, the Biodiversity Law holds guiding principles as well as procedural requirements on biodiversity conservation planning of provinces and centrally-run cities (section 2, Articles 12-15). The Biodiversity Law is the first Vietnamese law that provides a legal basis for the establishment and management of national and provincial ...
[DOCX File]discussion note for the special virtual session ON ...
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According to a recent OECD analysis, a number of countries have already integrated biodiversity measures in their COVID-19 policy response, such as: changes to regulations on wildlife trade to protect human health, or job programmes focussed on ecosystem restoration, sustainable forest management and invasive species control.
[DOC File]Title: Biodiversity: Importance and Measurement
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A biodiversity hotspot is a region with a high level of endemic species. These biodiversity hotspots were first identified in 1988 by Dr. Norman Myers in two articles in the scientific journal The Environmentalist. Dense human habitation tends to occur near hotspots. Most hotspots are located in the tropics and most of them are forests.
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