if hunting continues, is assessments of Reports of sustainable. sustainability are sustainability collected and promptly assessments reported FACE and national Assessments of hunting organisations sustainability by relevant member experts indicate that the communication annual harvest is below records the harvestable surplus threshold An adaptive harvest management regime is in place to ensure the sustainability of future harvesting and is effectively implemented in all range states where hunting is allowed Hunters are informed of the need for restraint when hunting Long-tailed Ducks 1.4. A network of Surveys identify a Survey reports and protected covering comprehensive network dataset all important sites of important sites and throughout the their carrying capacity National IBA lifecycle, is designated inventories and maintained. National and international inventories National inventories of of important sites are protected sites and reported to LtDIWG Site management plans A sufficient suite of Sensitivity map important sites, covering available and all periods of the life disseminated cycle, is legally protected National archives of Management plans for environmental protected sites that take assessments account of the needs of Long-tailed Ducks are prepared and implemented Knowledge of important is incorporated into marine spatial plans and impact assessment processes
if hunting continues, is sustainable. assessments of sustainability are collected and promptly reported Assessments of sustainability by relevant experts indicate that the annual harvest is below the harvestable surplus threshold An adaptive harvest management regime is in place to ensure the sustainability of future harvesting and is effectively implemented in all range states where hunting is allowed Hunters are informed of the need for restraint when hunting Long-tailed Ducks Reports of sustainability assessments FACE and national hunting organisations member communication records 1.4. A network of protected covering all important sites throughout the lifecycle, is designated and maintained. Surveys identify a comprehensive network of important sites and their carrying capacity National and international inventories of important sites are and reported to LtDIWG A sufficient suite of important sites, covering all periods of the life cycle, is legally protected Management plans for protected sites that take account of the needs of Long-tailed Ducks are prepared and implemented Knowledge of important is incorporated into marine spatial plans and impact assessment processes Survey reports and dataset National IBA inventories National inventories of protected sites Site management plans Sensitivity map available and disseminated National archives of environmental assessments
mop6_27_draft_issap_ltd.docx