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 Island
Biodiversity
Edited by:
Cipriano Marín, Paola Deda, Jo Mulongoy.
This The aim of this publication, result of a joint idea
of the Secretariat of the Convention on Biological
Diversity and UN-SIDS (Small Island Developing States
Unit of the Division for Sustainable
Development of the United Nations Department of Economic
and Social Affairs), is to offer
reference elements and a meditation framework before one
of the most important challenges that the island world
is facing at present: conservation, use, and
exploitation of islands’ natural and biological
heritage. Islands
make up a real world that it is not sufficiently
recognised yet, which hosts more than 500 million
inhabitants
and exercises a direct influence on an important share
of our planet. In fact, although islands and Small
Island
States are, individually considered, small territories,
they jointly exercise their jurisdiction on more than
one
sixth of Earth’s total area.
Access to the Publication (18 MB)
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 Macaronesia
Declaration
Cetaceans
Protection - 2007
Approved by the
participants in the MACARONESIA encounter, meeting in
Adeje, Tenerife, on the 18th and 19th of October 2007,
in the framework of the WATCH talks (Western African
Talks on Cetaceans and their Habitat - CMS/UNEP).
Macaronesia Declaration
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Declaración de la Macaronesia
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Déclaration de la Macaronesie
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Déclaraçao da Macaronesia
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 CANARY
ISLANDS DECLARATION
Protecting island biodiversity from the impact
of alien species
UNEP/CBD/SBSTTA/10/INF/1
- 2004
Experts on island
biodiversity, gathered in Puerto de la Cruz (Tenerife),
on the occasion
of the meeting of the Ad-Hoc Technical Expert Group on
Island Biodiversity, held from 13 to 17
December 2004.
Canary Islands Declaration
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Declaración de Canarias
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COP Decision VIII/1 - Island
Biosdiversity
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REPORT OF THE AD HOC
TECHNICAL EXPERT GROUP ON ISLAND BIODIVERSITY >
 Doñana:
Water and Biosphere
Edited by:
Cipriano Marín and Francisco García Novo
English version
(8,7 MB)
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Versión en espanol
(16,7 MB) >
 Tenerife
y El Mar
Edited by:
Cipriano Marín and Alberto Luengo
Integrateed Coastal Management Project
1998 International Year of the Oceans
Versión en espanol
(35 MB) >
 ECOPLAN
Isla de La Gomera
Edited by: Antonio
Gomez Sal, Cipriano Marín y Ceferino Mendaro
Firt Eco-Plan developed with the support of UNESCO
1985 Ministerio de Obras Públicas - Spain
Versión en espanol
(30 MB) >
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