Protected under all Provincial Ordinances in South Africa (between 1973 and 2005) Protected under all Provincial Ordinances in South Africa (between 1973 and 2005) South Sudan* The Grey Crowned Crane is Wildlife Act, 2003 totally protected under the Wildlife Act, within and outside of protected areas. Tanzania Grey Crowned Cranes are National Wildlife Act (Cap 283), 2007 protected from and Wildlife Policy 1998 (revised 2007) consumptive use under Tanzania National Parks Act (Cap 284) Wildlife Act. Presently there National Environment Policy, 1997 is a moratorium on bird export National Environment Management from Tanzania Policy, 2004 Uganda The Constitution (1995) Grey Crowned Cranes are The Uganda Wildlife Policy (1999) protected in Uganda under The Uganda Wildlife Act (Cap. 200) of these legislations. 2000 Problem Animal Management and Vermin Control Strategy (2002) The Local Governments Act (1997). MTTI Policy of wildlife (1999) National Environment Act (Cap 153) National Parks Act (Cap 227) National Tourism Act Zambia The Grey Crowned Crane is a Section 23 of the Zambia Wildlife Act protected species under the No. 12, 1998 Zambia Wildlife Act when in a National Park (implemented by the Zambia Wildlife Authority). Zimbabwe Grey Crowned Cranes are Parks and Wildlife Act (1975, recognised as a Specially amended in 2001) Protected Species under the Environmental Management Act Parks and Wildlife Act and Forest Act hence through this and the District Councils Act other legislation, are afforded protection Site protection and management Annex 2 provides details of the protection status and management of key sites where Grey Crowned Cranes are found, and Annex 3 details recent conservation measures in these and other areas. A brief overview by country is provided below, excluding those countries who hold only small populations of Grey Crowned Cranes: Angola The Grey Crowned Crane is found in the newly created National Park of Luengue Luiana, – where is benefit from this protection status. Burundi
Protected under all Provincial Ordinances in South Africa (between 1973 and 2005) Protected under all Provincial Ordinances in South Africa (between 1973 and 2005) South Sudan* Wildlife Act, 2003 The Grey Crowned Crane is totally protected under the Wildlife Act, within and outside of protected areas. Tanzania National Wildlife Act (Cap 283), 2007 Wildlife Policy 1998 (revised 2007) Tanzania National Parks Act (Cap 284) National Environment Policy, 1997 National Environment Management Policy, 2004 Grey Crowned Cranes are protected from and consumptive use under Wildlife Act. Presently there is a moratorium on bird export from Tanzania Uganda The Constitution (1995) The Uganda Wildlife Policy (1999) The Uganda Wildlife Act (Cap. 200) of 2000 Problem Animal Management and Vermin Control Strategy (2002) The Local Governments Act (1997). MTTI Policy of wildlife (1999) National Environment Act (Cap 153) National Parks Act (Cap 227) National Tourism Act Grey Crowned Cranes are protected in Uganda under these legislations. Zambia Section 23 of the Zambia Wildlife Act No. 12, 1998 The Grey Crowned Crane is a protected species under the Zambia Wildlife Act when in a National Park (implemented by the Zambia Wildlife Authority). Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Act (1975, amended in 2001) Environmental Management Act Forest Act District Councils Act Grey Crowned Cranes are recognised as a Specially Protected Species under the Parks and Wildlife Act and hence through this and the other legislation, are afforded protection Site protection and management Annex 2 provides details of the protection status and management of key sites where Grey Crowned Cranes are found, and Annex 3 details recent conservation measures in these and other areas. A brief overview by country is provided below, excluding those countries who hold only small populations of Grey Crowned Cranes: Angola The Grey Crowned Crane is found in the newly created National Park of Luengue – Luiana, where is benefit from this protection status. Burundi
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