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a Canadian Important Bird Area (#NU097), a	Biodiversity Reserve, and a Key Migratory Bird Terrestri
e endemic species and is considered to be a	biodiversity hot spot in the entire world (Meegaskumbura
Darwin Core Archive (DwC-A) is a	Biodiversity informatics data standard that makes use of
Lamington National Park are recognised as a	biodiversity hotspot, containing a mixture of northern a
aja Forest Reserve is a national park and a	biodiversity hotspot in Sri Lanka.
of reconciliation ecology, or accommodating	biodiversity within human landscapes.
s in the Guinean Forests of the West Africa	biodiversity hotspot.
e in the Guinean Forests of the West Africa	Biodiversity Hotspot.
c variety of crops and related agricultural	biodiversity will suffer.
health, education, livelihood security and	biodiversity conservation.
nce programmes - water, biogeochemistry and	biodiversity - supported by an Environmental Information
irst International Conference on Health and	Biodiversity (COHAB 2005) which he opened in Galway, Ire
onnecticut: The Center for Conservation and	Biodiversity and Connecticut State Museum of Natural His
rable" under the Environment Protection and	Biodiversity Conservation Act and "threatened" under the
ulnerable by the Environment Protection and	Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 and IUCN Red List.
d curator of the Natural History Museum and	Biodiversity Research Center at the University of Kansas
Reis is an authority on the systematics and	biodiversity of Neotropical catfishes and has to date wi
arch and training in insect systematics and	biodiversity informatics at North Carolina State Univers
association between global temperature and	biodiversity, origination, and extinction in the fossil
d world that we can live without nature and	biodiversity, probably mostly people living in cities, b
al patterns of ecosystem form, process, and	biodiversity, anthropogenic biomes provide a framework f
es, and is an expert in the systematics and	biodiversity of Neotropical electric fishes (Gymnotiform
em and play a role in soil conservation and	biodiversity.
al programme for Co-operation on Health and	Biodiversity which was established as a result, were lar
e topics ranging from forest ecosystems and	biodiversity to the natural and cultural history of the
n the Australian Environment Protection and	Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.
r the Australian Environment Protection and	Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 .
s' work concentrated on the systematics and	biodiversity of graptolites in the Palaeozoic.
nder Australia's Environment Protection and	Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.
rsy", and "Shrubland Ecosystem Genetics and	Biodiversity: Proceedings of a Conference".
ablishment the number of native species and	biodiversity in general can be increased.
nder Australia's Environment Protection and	Biodiversity Conservation Act.
nder Australia's Environment Protection and	Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.
rable" under the Environment Protection and	Biodiversity Conservation Act, "threatened" in Victoria
n the deep sea, under-sampled reg ions, and	biodiversity hotspots.
s of sea grass coverage, water clarity, and	biodiversity had improved to 1950s levels.
rable" under the Environment Protection and	Biodiversity Conservation Act, "threatened" in Victoria
rable" under the Environment Protection and	Biodiversity Conservation Act, "threatened" in Victoria
legislation, the Environment Protection and	Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.
n the Australian Environment Protection and	Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.
n the Australian Environment Protection and	Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.
hreatened on the Environment Protection and	Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.
pecies under the Environment Protection and	Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.
nd human health, Sustainable ecosystems and	biodiversity
hwater resources for nearby communities and	biodiversity.
cosystem function, species composition, and	biodiversity using non-contact sampling methods.
nder Australia's Environment Protection and	Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.
d with reduction of zooplankton biomass and	biodiversity, while having an opposite effect on phytopl
n the Australian Environment Protection and	Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.
the Commonwealth Environment Protection and	Biodiversity Conservation Act as vulnerable to extinctio
t roundabout, is rich in native grasses and	biodiversity, in part owing to its neutral (non-calcareo
this, there are areas where the bonobo and	biodiversity still thrive without any established parks,
y of State for Rural Affairs, Landscape and	Biodiversity in the Department for Environment, Food and
ypify the natural range of plant and animal	biodiversity of north-eastern Tamil Nadu.
aquatic	biodiversity
imits our perception of the world's aquatic	biodiversity.
Karakassis I (2005) "How diverse is aquatic	biodiversity research?"
ss various issues related to water, aquatic	biodiversity and related people, JAL - SAMVARDHAN news l
Aravali	Biodiversity Park, Delhi
tent had a deleterious effect on the area's	biodiversity.
However due to the area's	biodiversity and other important features such as archae
it believes in protecting wilderness areas,	biodiversity and local communities.
ol teachers on environmental issues such as	biodiversity, climate change, and solid, liquid and zero
scientists to contemporary problems such as	biodiversity loss and the spread of tropical disease.
endangered species and preserve Australia's	biodiversity.
Motunau Beach	Biodiversity
The Motunau Beach	Biodiversity Development Team are working on a conservat
present executive director of the Bibikely	Biodiversity Institute and the Madagascar Biodiversity C
The Bibikely	Biodiversity Institute (pronounced bee-bee-KAY-lee) is t
ned insect which is listed on the Borough's	Biodiversity Action Plan, has been spotted here.
Offering a rich botanic	biodiversity, the site was declared a national nature re
This also ensures broad	biodiversity by preventing one plant species from domina
national environmental law, climate change,	biodiversity, marine law and oceans governance, planning
Combining community	biodiversity improvements with productivity gains on far
The wood has considerable	biodiversity interest.
st currently does is guided by the Cornwall	Biodiversity action plan.
ficantly higher proportion of the country's	biodiversity.
This covers	biodiversity, air, water and land.
have resulted in habitat loss and declining	biodiversity (in particular, destruction of mangrove swa
The Antarctic Benthic Deep-Sea	Biodiversity Project (ANDEEP) is an international projec
"Bristol Zoo Gardens maintains and defends	biodiversity through breeding endangered species, conser
atory to the 1992 Rio Accord have developed	Biodiversity Action Plans that discourage the hunting of
The year-round diverse	biodiversity of the nature reserve allows a great variet
oach to understanding organismic diversity (	biodiversity) that uses natural variation and disparity
ding species habitat conversion eliminating	biodiversity and restoration ecology concerning a domina
tems and Water Resources Program emphasizes	biodiversity, water quality and quantity, ecosystem info
main strategy that is in place to encourage	biodiversity is establishing corridors because the habit
an innovative project aimed at encouraging	biodiversity in churchyards.
on to becoming an artificial reef enhancing	biodiversity, will also provide additional options for t
rty reduction, sustainability, environment,	biodiversity, economics and agribusiness.
Gulf Coastal Plain of Mississippi", Eocene	biodiversity: unusual occurrences and rarely sampled hab
worked to establish methods for evaluating	biodiversity and the ecosystem services it provides, and
ignificant effects on the environment, even	biodiversity, population, human health, flora and fauna,
After the K-T event,	biodiversity required substantial time to recover, despi
fically, from the perspective of evolution,	biodiversity and extinction events in the fossil record.
was created in 1978 due to the exceptional	biodiversity of the site.
age Site by UNESCO due to its extraordinary	biodiversity and prehistory.
the IUCN, Guatemala is considered the fifth	biodiversity hotspot in the world.
This change in fish	biodiversity and abundance would greatly affect the tens
rant commercial and recreational fisheries,	biodiversity conservation, renewable energy from wind or
Defra in June 2007 with responsibility for	biodiversity, climate change adaptation, waste and domes
Centre for	Biodiversity and Bioresources
Center for	Biodiversity and Ecosystem Processes
nist and the head of the Nees-Institute for	Biodiversity of Plants and director of the Botanical Gar
He was awarded the 2001 Eureka Prize for	Biodiversity Research.
The Cheadle Center for	Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration promotes the tea
even exchanging seed with other farmers for	biodiversity purposes has been a traditional practice, t
is the third broad digitization project for	biodiversity literature.
and Resources at the Marine Laboratory for	Biodiversity.
n addition to being extremely important for	biodiversity conservation in its own right, Makira will
establishment of an IPCC-like mechanism for	biodiversity, called IPBES, the Intergovernmental scienc
e production's impacts on Colombia's forest	biodiversity, including deforestation and chemical conta
Monitoring of forest	biodiversity and productivity, sponsored by the Lithuani
and Government's Terrestrial and Freshwater	Biodiversity Information System.
r of areas highlighted for their freshwater	biodiversity values.
it Sharing with Developing Countries - From	Biodiversity to Human Genomics (GenBenefit)".
The term differs from	biodiversity, which refers to variation in species rathe
supplies and economies, as well as general	biodiversity and improvements in animal husbandry.
hniques have emerged for saving the genetic	biodiversity on our planet and the diversity in their ge
e is that the watershed is one of 25 global	biodiversity “hot spots” recognized by The Nature Conser
r scientists pushed for an extensive global	biodiversity resource, designed to utilise up-to-date in
The Global	Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF)
Gerygone inornata on Global	Biodiversity Information Facility
Fanray (Platyrhina sinensis) at Global	Biodiversity Information Facility
greenlet (Hylophilus thoracicus) at Global	Biodiversity Information Facility
pial shrew (Phascolosorex doriae) at Global	Biodiversity Information Facility
the Western Ghats, which represent a global	biodiversity hotspot.
g intellectual growth and sustaining global	biodiversity.
n contributing to the maintenance of global	biodiversity and managed by IUCN.
proposal for the establishment of a global	biodiversity information system, and on 1 March 2001, th
e Eastern part of the river, with a greater	biodiversity along the Western banks of the river.
It has the greatest	biodiversity of any coral reef in the waters around Indi
governments to take immediate steps to halt	biodiversity loss
ains 9-13 aquatic plants, a relatively high	biodiversity within the lake system.
The area is a wildlife corridor with high	biodiversity, and in addition to tigers, is home to the
Kookal is notable for the high	biodiversity of the area.
Coral Triangle, an area known for its high	biodiversity.
The main biotic consequences are: (1) high	biodiversity located in deep river valleys, (2) concentr
The highest	biodiversity of Tetrigidae is found in tropical forests.
ery fertile soil, giving it Norways highest	biodiversity found in such a small place.
Human	Biodiversity (1995) ISBN 3110148552
s to the protection of critically important	biodiversity hotspots helped create Conservation Interna
rovide stewardship of campus lands, rich in	biodiversity, and the ecological restoration program enc
map of flora and fauna and track changes in	biodiversity.
ogy or Biomedical with areas of emphasis in	Biodiversity Assessment, Biotechnology and Marine Coasta
e area around Cooktown is unusually rich in	biodiversity, being close to three major ecozones, it co
of the 2007-08 season to read for an MSc in	Biodiversity, Environment and Management at Worcester Co
t the upper reaches of western Ghat rich in	Biodiversity.
arned him a winner of the Ig Nobel Prize in	biodiversity.
arwin's Nightmare concerning a reduction in	biodiversity).
aid undergraduate and graduate research in	biodiversity and environmental processes.
Increase	biodiversity - By adding this vegetated area of land nea
The notion that disturbance can increase	biodiversity opposes the older idea that diversity is hi
t concerning the conservation of indigenous	biodiversity.
extensively to establishment of individual	Biodiversity Action Plans: Tanzania, New Zealand, Great
ecially significant because of the inherent	biodiversity and high endemism of these rainforests.
a is a method for sustainable use of insect	biodiversity endorsed and supported by the national gove
at Epupa Falls has caused changes to insect	biodiversity which were relied on by the Cinderella Waxb
ated his professional life to making insect	biodiversity better known and appreciated.
i-institutional collaboration investigating	biodiversity hotspots, which have a prominent role in co
What is	Biodiversity (2008 - with James Maclaurin).
n scientists began focusing on the island's	biodiversity a unique ecological characteristics.
Because of its	biodiversity and ecological significance, the area has b
Unawatuna is rich in its	biodiversity.
The estuary is famous for its	biodiversity and migrating birds.
, 2006 the European Commission launched its	Biodiversity Communication as an implementation tool to
The Natural Reserve is known for its	biodiversity, including four species that have been decl
experience the local environment in all its	biodiversity.
ese regions, however, is remarkable for its	biodiversity, which in places is as great as that of a t
The high value of its	biodiversity has led to the park being dubbed the "Seren
ogram of the APGA, the University of Kansas	Biodiversity Research Center and Natural History Museum,
karimbam	biodiversity centre
as a priority species in the United Kingdom	Biodiversity Action Plan.
Early Triassic faunas lacked	biodiversity and were relatively homogenous throughout t
t yet effective methods to maintain a large	biodiversity of flora.
The largest	biodiversity of the planet is present across the State o
ncludes contributions from over 100 leading	biodiversity and health scientists, and has been widely
wth is sparse, stunted, or possesses little	biodiversity.
onomy to assert its sole right to the local	biodiversity.
niches, which fostered the first rich local	biodiversity that has characterized all reef systems eve
new life to an old school, enhancing local	biodiversity, environment and general quality of life.
habitat for more species, increasing local	biodiversity.
raise awareness of not only the rich local	biodiversity but also of wider conservation issues.
s from conservation organisations and local	Biodiversity Action Plans to encourage the populations o
ritain and a priority species in the London	Biodiversity Action Plan.
iving force behind the incipient Madagascar	Biodiversity Center.
so the executive director of the Madagascar	Biodiversity Center, a project of the Bibikely Biodivers
tics as a key to understanding and managing	biodiversity.
General public can learn more about marine	biodiversity by browsing through name indices.
In order to both enhance the marine	biodiversity and protect it from fishing, an artificial
and and many specimen trees, and maximising	biodiversity.
easure the extent and the role of microbial	biodiversity in the ecosystem due to discoveries that th
1993, Monocultures of the Mind:	Biodiversity, Biotechnology and Agriculture, Zed Press,
holds a Canada Research Chair in Molecular	Biodiversity (Tier I), and is a tenured full professor a
l taxonomy, phylogeny, evolution, molecular	biodiversity studies, development of preservation method
Land Use Change and Mountain	Biodiversity.
ill notable for their unusually rich mussel	biodiversity.
The National	Biodiversity Centre, in partnership with the Evolution L
Charms of Duckweed (worldwide) and National	Biodiversity Network Gateway (Britain only).

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