pollution issues relevant to waterbirds, notably with regards to lead. Implement CMS Resolution 11.15 on Preventing poisoning of addressing, migratory birds inter the need to prevent alia, waterbird poisoning by agricultural chemicals, poison baits; and the use of toxic lead shot and fishing weights. Target 9 By 2020, invasive alien species and Adoption of Continued very good Eradication of the Ruddy Duck Guidelines on pathways are identified and prioritised, progress to eradicate the (Oxyura from the Avoidance of Introductions of jamaicensis) priority species are controlled or Ruddy Duck (Oxyura AEWA region, per Resolution non-native Waterbird Species eradicated, and measures are in place to from the UK. 4.5, before 2020 jamaicensis) Adoption of Resolution 4.5 manage pathways to prevent their Control measures also Enhanced activity to control Introduced non-native introduction and establishment. undertaken in Belgium and invasive non-native waterbirds, waterbirds in the Agreement France, planned in notably Sacred Ibis (Threskiornis area Switzerland, but with no where it is aethiopicus) Review on the Status of implementation of planned (per Resolution 4.5) controls in Morocco and Introduced Non-native Species (AEWA/MOP Implement Target for Strategic Plan Sweden. This summary is of Waterbirds 4.12; 2008) Objective 1: based on National Reports to MOP6. Adoption of Resolution 5.15 1.6 AEWA priorities relating to four causes of unnecessary additional Impact of invasive alien aquatic mortality and other key threats to weeds on waterbird habitats in migratory waterbirds and their Africa habitats are integrated in key Adoption of revised Guidelines multilateral processes. on avoidance of introductions of non-native waterbird species Target 10
pollution issues relevant to waterbirds, notably with regards to lead. Implement CMS Resolution 11.15 on Preventing poisoning of migratory birds addressing, inter alia, the need to prevent waterbird poisoning by agricultural chemicals, poison baits; and the use of toxic lead shot and fishing weights. Target 9 By 2020, invasive alien species and pathways are identified and prioritised, priority species are controlled or eradicated, and measures are in place to manage pathways to prevent their introduction and establishment. Adoption of Guidelines on Avoidance of Introductions of non-native Waterbird Species Adoption of Resolution 4.5 Introduced non-native waterbirds in the Agreement area Review on the Status of Introduced Non-native Species of Waterbirds (AEWA/MOP 4.12; 2008) Adoption of Resolution 5.15 Impact of invasive alien aquatic weeds on waterbird habitats in Africa Adoption of revised Guidelines on avoidance of introductions of non-native waterbird species Continued very good progress to eradicate the Ruddy Duck (Oxyura jamaicensis) from the UK. Control measures also undertaken in Belgium and France, planned in Switzerland, but with no implementation of planned controls in Morocco and Sweden. This summary is based on National Reports to MOP6. Eradication of the Ruddy Duck (Oxyura jamaicensis) from the AEWA region, per Resolution 4.5, before 2020 Enhanced activity to control invasive non-native waterbirds, notably Sacred Ibis (Threskiornis aethiopicus) where it is (per Resolution 4.5) Implement Target for Strategic Plan Objective 1: 1.6 AEWA priorities relating to four causes of unnecessary additional mortality and other key threats to migratory waterbirds and their habitats are integrated in key multilateral processes. Target 10
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