Traduction de «Rétablissement de la population des espèces menacées » (Français → Anglais) :

EU countries must take action to maintain or restore the populations of endangered species to a level, which is in line with ecological, scientific and cultural requirements, while taking into account economic and recreational needs.

Whilst common bird populations seems to be stabilising, a recent study shows that 15% of Europe's mammal species are threatened, and a further 9% are close to qualifying for threatened status.

The action plan includes measures relating to the conservation of these species and their habitats (e.g. prohibition, with certain exceptions, of the taking of birds and eggs, prohibition of disturbance and of trade, conservation and rehabilitation of areas), the management of human activity (e.g. hunting, eco-tourism), research and monitoring (e.g. monitoring of populations, studies of migration routes, evolution of habitats), education and information, and the implementation of the action plan (giving priority to the most endangered ...[+++] species).

(1) At the 12th session of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (hereinafter referred to as the Convention), held in Santiago (Chile) from 3 to 15 November 2002, amendments were made to the Appendices to the Convention by way of the transfer of certain species or certain populations of species to Appendix I from Appendix II and vice versa, the transfer of certain species from Appendix III to Appendix II, the addition of species to Appendices I and II that were not previously listed in any of the Appendices, the deletion of certain species from Appendix II, an ...[+++]d the addition, deletion or amendment of certain annotations accompanying the listing of certain species.

The action plan includes measures relating to the conservation of these species and their habitats (e.g. prohibition, with certain exceptions, of the taking of birds and eggs, prohibition of disturbance and of trade, conservation and rehabilitation of areas), the management of human activity (e.g. hunting, eco-tourism), research and monitoring (e.g. monitoring of populations, studies of migration routes, evolution of habitats), education and information, and the implementation of the action plan (giving priority to the most endangered ...[+++] species).

The action plan includes measures relating to the conservation of these species and their habitats (e.g. prohibition, with certain exceptions, of the taking of birds and eggs, prohibition of disturbance and of trade, conservation and rehabilitation of areas), the management of human activity (e.g. hunting, eco-tourism), research and monitoring (e.g. monitoring of populations, studies of migration routes, evolution of habitats), education and information, and the implementation of the action plan (giving priority to the most endangered ...[+++] species).