conservation extinctions and to status, reverse declines is particularly of central to AEWA’s those most in objectives and the decline, has continued been improved declining status of and sustained. many species means the issue is of high priority. TC assessment of needs: As by the overall status of AEWA-listed populations (document AEWA/MOP 7.14 Corr.1) and continuing declines in parts of the Agreement area, much higher priority needs to be given by Parties to the conservation of threatened species, notably, but not restricted to the full implementation of relevant Species Action Plans. Full legal protection needs to be given to all relevant species listed in Column A of AEWA’s Action Plan with action taken to address illegal killing and/or illegal taking. As necessary, national legislation on hunting and
conservation status, particularly of those most in decline, has been improved and sustained. extinctions and to reverse declines is central to AEWA’s objectives and the continued declining status of many species means the issue is of high priority. TC assessment of needs: As by the overall status of AEWA-listed populations (document AEWA/MOP 7.14 Corr.1) and continuing declines in parts of the Agreement area, much higher priority needs to be given by Parties to the conservation of threatened species, notably, but not restricted to the full implementation of relevant Species Action Plans. Full legal protection needs to be given to all relevant species listed in Column A of AEWA’s Action Plan with action taken to address illegal killing and/or illegal taking. As necessary, national legislation on hunting and
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