processes in all Contracting Parties. All Parties should address site management issues and which sites to prioritise for designation, including consideration of the tentative conclusions and recommendations of the preliminary report on the Site Network in the Agreement Area. CSN Tool and Flyway Training Kit need to be used Target 12 By 2020 the extinction of known Strategic Plan agreed (2008) Adoption of Implement Targets for Strategic Guidelines for threatened species has been prevented with the over-arching goal: Plan Objectives 1 and 2: To the translocation of and their conservation status, particularly maintain or restore migratory waterbirds for conservation 1.2 All priority species/populations of those most in decline, has been waterbird species and their purposes: complementing are covered by effectively improved and sustained. populations at a favourable the IUCN guidelines implemented Species Action Plans conservation status throughout At MOP 6, SSAPs adopted at flyway level. their flyways for Shoebill Balaeniceps rex, {Actions for Target 12 are also relevant 1.3 For all other populations in Grey Crowned-crane Objective 1: To undertake to Targets 3 and 4} unfavourable conservation status, Taiga Balearica regulorum, conservation measures so science-based conservation and Bean Goose Anser f. fabalis, as to improve or maintain management guidance is made Long-tailed Duck Clangula conservation status of available by AEWA and/or its Eurasian Curlew hyemalis, waterbird species and Partners and is applied by Parties and Numenius arquata populations and other stakeholders. Northern Bald Ibis Adoption of Guidelines on the (revision Geronticus eremita preparation of National Single 2.4 Adaptive harvest management of 2005 ISSAP). regimes are in place and being Species Action Plans for International multi-species effectively implemented at flyway migratory waterbirds Action Plan for Benguela level in the framework of Species Single Species Action Plans Upwelling System Coastal Action or Management Plans for developed for 15 species and Seabirds adopted.
processes in all Contracting Parties. All Parties should address site management issues and which sites to prioritise for designation, including consideration of the tentative conclusions and recommendations of the preliminary report on the Site Network in the Agreement Area. CSN Tool and Flyway Training Kit need to be used Target 12 By 2020 the extinction of known threatened species has been prevented and their conservation status, particularly of those most in decline, has been improved and sustained. {Actions for Target 12 are also relevant to Targets 3 and 4} Strategic Plan agreed (2008) with the over-arching goal: To maintain or restore migratory waterbird species and their populations at a favourable conservation status throughout their flyways Objective 1: To undertake conservation measures so as to improve or maintain conservation status of waterbird species and populations Adoption of Guidelines on the preparation of National Single Species Action Plans for migratory waterbirds Single Species Action Plans developed for 15 species and Adoption of Guidelines for the translocation of waterbirds for conservation purposes: complementing the IUCN guidelines At MOP 6, SSAPs adopted for Shoebill Balaeniceps rex, Grey Crowned-crane Balearica regulorum, Taiga Bean Goose Anser f. fabalis, Long-tailed Duck Clangula hyemalis, Eurasian Curlew Numenius arquata and Northern Bald Ibis Geronticus eremita (revision of 2005 ISSAP). International multi-species Action Plan for Benguela Upwelling System Coastal Seabirds adopted. Implement Targets for Strategic Plan Objectives 1 and 2: 1.2 All priority species/populations are covered by effectively implemented Species Action Plans at flyway level. 1.3 For all other populations in unfavourable conservation status, science-based conservation and management guidance is made available by AEWA and/or its Partners and is applied by Parties and other stakeholders. 2.4 Adaptive harvest management regimes are in place and being effectively implemented at flyway level in the framework of Species Action or Management Plans for
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