Traduction de «living resources the seabed » (Anglais → Français) :

selective extraction (e.g. exploration and exploitation of living and non-living resources on seabed and subsoil).

Mäerl is a collective term for a biogenic structure due to several species of coralline red algae (Corallinaceae), which have hard calcium skeletons and grow as unattached free-living branched, twig-like or nodular coralline algae on the seabed, forming accumulations within the ripples of mudflats or sandflats seabeds.

(5) Some of those special provisions have been transposed into Community law by Council Regulation (EEC) No 3943/90 of 19 December 1990 on the application of the system of observation and inspection established under Article XXIV of the Convention on the conservation of Antarctic marine living resources(4), by Council Regulation (EC) No 66/98 of 18 December 1997 laying down certain conservation and control measures applicable to fishing activities in the Antarctic(5), and by Council Regulation (EC) No 1721/1999 of 29 July 1999 laying down certain control measures in respect of vessels flying the flag of non-Contracting Parties to the Con ...[+++]vention on the conservation of Antarctic marine living resources(6).

(2) The CCAMLR Convention provides a suitable framework for regional cooperation in the conservation and management of marine living resources through, inter alia, the setting up of a Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources, hereafter referred to as "CCAMLR" and the adoption of proposals for conservation and enforcement measures for the marine living resources of the CCAMLR Convention Area, which become binding upon Contracting Parties;

The Convention applies to the marine living resources of the area south of 60° South latitude and to the marine living resources of the area between that latitude and the Antarctic convergence which form part of the Antarctic marine ecosystem.

There has been an increase in the importance of safeguarding the environment and protecting the integrity of the ecosystem of the seas surrounding Antarctica, due to the concentration of living resources found in Antarctic waters and the increased interest in the possibilities offered by the utilisation of these resources as a source of protein.