Sentence examples for of living resources from inspiring English sources

According to its mandate, the organization was created to "protect the diversity and integrity of living resources, especially native seed, and to promote organic farming and fair trade".

But the Japanese government has now told the UN the court's jurisdiction will not apply to any "research on, or conservation, management or exploitation of, living resources of the sea".

In a recent note submitted to the UN, Japan gave notice that it was ready to defy the ICJ, saying the court's jurisdiction "does not apply to... any dispute arising out of, concerning, or relating to research on, or conservation, management or exploitation of, living resources of the sea".

They differ from those in this study for three challenges: securing provision of living resources (C2), international law (C8), monitoring, control and regulation (C9) which are clearly considered as secondary issues.

Subsequently, the United Nations convened three conferences on the Law of the Sea producing four conventions dealing respectively with the territorial sea and the contiguous zone, the high seas, fishing and conservation of living resources in the high seas and the continental shelf.

Overexploitation of living resources, such as krill, fish, and their associated bycatch, is a major threat to the pelagic ecosystem.

Sovereignty over bodies of water is regulated by four separate 1958 conventions the Convention on the Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone, the Convention on the Continental Shelf, the Convention on the High Seas, and the Geneva Convention on Fishing and Conservation of the Living Resources of the High Seas and by the comprehensive Law of the Sea treaty (1982), which entered into force in 1994.

The delineation of essential fish habitats is necessary to identify, design and prioritize efficient marine protected area (MPA) networks with fishery objectives, capable, in addition to other possible objectives and functions of MPAs, of sustaining the renewal of marine living resources.

Yet decades ago, they accepted the challenge of creating sustainable ecotourism instead of harvesting living resources from the ocean as means to secure prosperity.

However, in an era of illegal fishing, collapsing fish stocks and unnecessary waste of marine living resources, this concentration may actually offer an opportunity to improve seafood's supply chain.

This multinational effort is being designed to identify biodiversity changes within a reasonable timeframe, to identify possible links between biodiversity trends and anthropogenic stressors, and to make information available and useful to managers in developing strategies for sustainable use of Arctic living resources.