Traduction de «Loi sur les espèces en péril » (Français → Anglais) :

Biodiversity and forests || Safeguard and restore ecosystems that provide essential services Could include conservation areas, restoration, key species and ecosystem services || Prevent the extinction of known threatened species and improve conservation status Could include focus on key threatened species, conservation, poaching and illegal trade. || Reduce the rate of loss, degradation, and fragmentation of all natural habitats Could include protected areas and natural habitats fragmentation || Reduce deforestation and forest degradation based on sustainable forest management Could include, forest degradation, forest cover change, illeg ...[+++]al logging, protected areas and sustainable forest management || Reduce levels of illegal trade in wildlife and timber Could include demand reduction, enforcement capacity, implementation, organised crime ||

(30)In developing joint recommendations to amend or establish minimum conservation reference sizes in multiannual plans, regional groups of Member States should ensure the objectives of the CFP are not jeopardised by ensuring that the protection of juveniles of marine species should be respected while ensuring that no distortion is introduced into the market and that no market for fish below minimum conservation reference sizes is created.

‘significant adverse impacts’ means impacts (evaluated individually, in combination or cumulatively) which compromise ecosystem integrity in a manner that impairs the ability of affected populations to replace themselves and that degrades the long-term natural productivity of habitats, or causes on more than a temporary basis significant loss of species richness, habitat or community types.

The government supports the establishment of a national aboriginal council on species at risk that advises the minister on the administration of the species at risk act and advises the Canadian endangered species conservation council on its very important role.

The strategy proposes to fight illegal logging and timber trafficking, as well as trade in other illegally harvested forest products (e.g. game and bush-meat), by addressing the following areas for action: Developing transparent procedures as a basis for issuing concessions and utilisation licences; establishing effective control and penalty mechanisms (law enforcement); ensuring civil society participation in these processes; creating incentives in import countries for public and private procurement of independently certified timber and wood products from sustainable forest management; and assisting partner countries with their effo ...[+++]rts to implement and further develop the CITES endangered species convention (particularly protection of the endangered species listed and inclusion of further species in Annex 3).

(28) Creditors who have entered into contracts with a credit institution before a reorganisation measure is adopted or winding-up proceedings are opened should be protected against provisions relating to voidness, voidability or unenforceability laid down in the law of the home Member State, where the beneficiary of the transaction produces evidence that in the law applicable to that transaction there is no available means of contesting the act concerned in the case in point.