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Policy briefing on Marine and Coastal Biodiversity

Policy briefing on Marine and Coastal Biodiversity

By Carolina Hazin, Sat, 29/09/2012 - 18:10

Here you can download BirdLife's Policy briefing (PDF 801 kb) on Marine and Coastal Biodiversity: Identification of ecologically or biologically significant marine areas (Agenda item 10.1).

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Important Bird & Biodiversity Areas going mobile

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Policy briefing on Marine and Coastal Biodiversity

By Carolina Hazin, Sat, 29/09/2012 - 18:10

Read more news

Region

Spring Alive transcends borders to bring people and birds together

While UNFCCC Parties debate, BirdLife project shows ecosystem-based adaptation in action

BirdLife lends expertise to make high seas tuna fisheries sustainable

Red List for Birds 2013: Number of Critically Endangered birds hits new high

Some progress but distinct lack of ambition in Warsaw climate talks

World Governments must commit to providing significant funds for climate change adaptation

Grants for conservation and communications projects in the Mediterranean

Scientists identify the world’s most irreplaceable protected areas

Your new BirdLife website is launched!

Important Bird & Biodiversity Areas going mobile

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