National and Regional Legislation for Promotion and Support to the Prevention, Control, and Eradication of Invasive Species
One of the most difficult issues to be addressed in enabling, and conducting invasive control measures, is simply the need to apply practical legislative reasoning to the process. It is difficult because of the fact that introduction of new species...
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ACTION PLAN AGRICULTURAL AREAS AGRICULTURAL CROPS ALIEN INVASIVE SPECIES ALIEN SPECIES ALIENS ANIMAL ANIMALS AQUARIUM AQUATIC WEEDS BACTERIA BALLAST WATER BALLAST WATER CONVENTION BEAR BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION BIODIVERSITY INVENTORIES BIOLOGICAL AGENTS BIOLOGICAL CONTROL BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY BIOLOGICAL INVASIONS BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES BIOLOGICAL SPECIMEN BIOLOGISTS BIRD HABITAT BIRDS BREEDING BREEDING GROUNDS BROAD RANGE CAT CATS CATTLE CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS COMMERCIAL USE CONTROL OF SPECIES CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN ENDANGERED SPECIES CULTIVATION DEER DEFORESTATION DEVELOPING COUNTRY CONTEXT DISSOLVED OXYGEN ECOSYSTEM ECOSYSTEM RESILIENCE ECOSYSTEMS ENDEMIC FISH ENDEMIC FISH SPECIES ENDEMIC SPECIES ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL COSTS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEM EUTROPHICATION EUTROPHICATION OF LAKE EXOTIC SPECIES EXTINCTION FISH FISH SPECIES FOOD CHAIN FOOD PRODUCTION FOOD SECURITY FOREIGN SPECIES FOREST GENETIC GENETIC ENGINEERING HABITAT HABITAT DESTRUCTION HABITAT LOSS HABITATS HARM HIGH LEVELS HUMAN INTERVENTION HUMAN USE HUNTERS HUNTING HUNTING RESERVE HYACINTH HYBRIDS INCOME INDIGENOUS SPECIES INSURANCE INTRODUCED SPECIES INVASIVE ALIEN SPECIES INVASIVE SPECIES INVASIVE SPECIES STRATEGY ISLAND ECOSYSTEMS ISSUES LAKE LAKES LANDSCAPE LIVELIHOODS LOCAL FISHERMEN MIGRATION MIGRATORY BIRD NATIONAL BIODIVERSITY NATIONAL BIODIVERSITY STRATEGY NATIONAL PARKS NATIVE ECOSYSTEMS NATIVE PLANTS NATIVE SPECIES NATURAL BARRIERS NATURAL ECOSYSTEM NATURAL ECOSYSTEMS NATURAL HABITATS NATURAL PREDATORS NATURAL SELECTION NATURE NEST NESTING NEW SPECIES OVERGRAZING OWLS PARASITES PATHOGENS PEST SPECIES PESTS PET PETS PLANT PLANT PROTECTION PLANT SPECIES POLLINATION PREDATION PREDATOR PREDATORS PRESERVES PREY RABBITS RANCHERS RATS RECREATIONAL USE REPTILES RIVERS RODENT SANCTUARY SEA TURTLE SHEEP SOCIAL COSTS SOIL EROSION SPECIES ENDANGERMENT SPECIES EXTINCTIONS SPECIES INTRODUCTIONS SPECIES INVASIONS SPECIES LEGISLATION SPECIES OF FAUNA SPECIMENS SUBSPECIES SWAMPLANDS TERRESTRIAL BIODIVERSITY TORTOISES TURTLE NESTING BEACH VARIANCE VARIETY WEEDS WILDLIFE WILDLIFE SANCTUARY |
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ACTION PLAN AGRICULTURAL AREAS AGRICULTURAL CROPS ALIEN INVASIVE SPECIES ALIEN SPECIES ALIENS ANIMAL ANIMALS AQUARIUM AQUATIC WEEDS BACTERIA BALLAST WATER BALLAST WATER CONVENTION BEAR BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION BIODIVERSITY INVENTORIES BIOLOGICAL AGENTS BIOLOGICAL CONTROL BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY BIOLOGICAL INVASIONS BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES BIOLOGICAL SPECIMEN BIOLOGISTS BIRD HABITAT BIRDS BREEDING BREEDING GROUNDS BROAD RANGE CAT CATS CATTLE CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS COMMERCIAL USE CONTROL OF SPECIES CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN ENDANGERED SPECIES CULTIVATION DEER DEFORESTATION DEVELOPING COUNTRY CONTEXT DISSOLVED OXYGEN ECOSYSTEM ECOSYSTEM RESILIENCE ECOSYSTEMS ENDEMIC FISH ENDEMIC FISH SPECIES ENDEMIC SPECIES ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL COSTS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEM EUTROPHICATION EUTROPHICATION OF LAKE EXOTIC SPECIES EXTINCTION FISH FISH SPECIES FOOD CHAIN FOOD PRODUCTION FOOD SECURITY FOREIGN SPECIES FOREST GENETIC GENETIC ENGINEERING HABITAT HABITAT DESTRUCTION HABITAT LOSS HABITATS HARM HIGH LEVELS HUMAN INTERVENTION HUMAN USE HUNTERS HUNTING HUNTING RESERVE HYACINTH HYBRIDS INCOME INDIGENOUS SPECIES INSURANCE INTRODUCED SPECIES INVASIVE ALIEN SPECIES INVASIVE SPECIES INVASIVE SPECIES STRATEGY ISLAND ECOSYSTEMS ISSUES LAKE LAKES LANDSCAPE LIVELIHOODS LOCAL FISHERMEN MIGRATION MIGRATORY BIRD NATIONAL BIODIVERSITY NATIONAL BIODIVERSITY STRATEGY NATIONAL PARKS NATIVE ECOSYSTEMS NATIVE PLANTS NATIVE SPECIES NATURAL BARRIERS NATURAL ECOSYSTEM NATURAL ECOSYSTEMS NATURAL HABITATS NATURAL PREDATORS NATURAL SELECTION NATURE NEST NESTING NEW SPECIES OVERGRAZING OWLS PARASITES PATHOGENS PEST SPECIES PESTS PET PETS PLANT PLANT PROTECTION PLANT SPECIES POLLINATION PREDATION PREDATOR PREDATORS PRESERVES PREY RABBITS RANCHERS RATS RECREATIONAL USE REPTILES RIVERS RODENT SANCTUARY SEA TURTLE SHEEP SOCIAL COSTS SOIL EROSION SPECIES ENDANGERMENT SPECIES EXTINCTIONS SPECIES INTRODUCTIONS SPECIES INVASIONS SPECIES LEGISLATION SPECIES OF FAUNA SPECIMENS SUBSPECIES SWAMPLANDS TERRESTRIAL BIODIVERSITY TORTOISES TURTLE NESTING BEACH VARIANCE VARIETY WEEDS WILDLIFE WILDLIFE SANCTUARY Young, Tomme Rosanne National and Regional Legislation for Promotion and Support to the Prevention, Control, and Eradication of Invasive Species |
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Environment Department working papers;no.
108. Biodiversity series |
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One of the most difficult issues to be
addressed in enabling, and conducting invasive control
measures, is simply the need to apply practical legislative
reasoning to the process. It is difficult because of the
fact that introduction of new species cannot simply be
prohibited; and, due to lack of current scientific ability
to know in advance which species will become invasive. The
report addresses these issues, and stipulates legislation of
invasive species issues must always involve a balancing of
interests-the interests mandating introduction, balanced
against the interests involved in protecting natural, and
agricultural ecosystems from destruction by such species.
This paper is designed to consider questions of
"motivation, capability, and reality," and to
consider possible legislative approaches for developing
countries. It comprises five parts as follows. Part I
provides a conceptual and scientific summary and
introduction, and Part II provides a very brief overview of
some of the key global developments in the field, while Part
III examines in greater detail the legislative tools
available for use in the control of specie introduction, and
invasive species. Part IV discusses some of the special
concerns relating to the process of building one, or more
legislative frameworks utilizing the legislative tools
described in Part III, and, provides, in some cases, a brief
identification of how the selection and use of those tools
might differ within the developing country context from
their use in other places. |
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Publications & Research :: Working Paper |
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Young, Tomme Rosanne |
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Young, Tomme Rosanne |
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Young, Tomme Rosanne |
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National and Regional Legislation for Promotion and Support to the Prevention, Control, and Eradication of Invasive Species |
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National and Regional Legislation for Promotion and Support to the Prevention, Control, and Eradication of Invasive Species |
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National and Regional Legislation for Promotion and Support to the Prevention, Control, and Eradication of Invasive Species |
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National and Regional Legislation for Promotion and Support to the Prevention, Control, and Eradication of Invasive Species |
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National and Regional Legislation for Promotion and Support to the Prevention, Control, and Eradication of Invasive Species |
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national and regional legislation for promotion and support to the prevention, control, and eradication of invasive species |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2014 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2006/02/6644837/national-regional-legislation-promotion-support-prevention-control-eradication-invasive-species http://hdl.handle.net/10986/18389 |
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okr-10986-183892021-04-23T14:03:34Z National and Regional Legislation for Promotion and Support to the Prevention, Control, and Eradication of Invasive Species Young, Tomme Rosanne ACTION PLAN AGRICULTURAL AREAS AGRICULTURAL CROPS ALIEN INVASIVE SPECIES ALIEN SPECIES ALIENS ANIMAL ANIMALS AQUARIUM AQUATIC WEEDS BACTERIA BALLAST WATER BALLAST WATER CONVENTION BEAR BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION BIODIVERSITY INVENTORIES BIOLOGICAL AGENTS BIOLOGICAL CONTROL BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY BIOLOGICAL INVASIONS BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES BIOLOGICAL SPECIMEN BIOLOGISTS BIRD HABITAT BIRDS BREEDING BREEDING GROUNDS BROAD RANGE CAT CATS CATTLE CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS COMMERCIAL USE CONTROL OF SPECIES CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN ENDANGERED SPECIES CULTIVATION DEER DEFORESTATION DEVELOPING COUNTRY CONTEXT DISSOLVED OXYGEN ECOSYSTEM ECOSYSTEM RESILIENCE ECOSYSTEMS ENDEMIC FISH ENDEMIC FISH SPECIES ENDEMIC SPECIES ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL COSTS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEM EUTROPHICATION EUTROPHICATION OF LAKE EXOTIC SPECIES EXTINCTION FISH FISH SPECIES FOOD CHAIN FOOD PRODUCTION FOOD SECURITY FOREIGN SPECIES FOREST GENETIC GENETIC ENGINEERING HABITAT HABITAT DESTRUCTION HABITAT LOSS HABITATS HARM HIGH LEVELS HUMAN INTERVENTION HUMAN USE HUNTERS HUNTING HUNTING RESERVE HYACINTH HYBRIDS INCOME INDIGENOUS SPECIES INSURANCE INTRODUCED SPECIES INVASIVE ALIEN SPECIES INVASIVE SPECIES INVASIVE SPECIES STRATEGY ISLAND ECOSYSTEMS ISSUES LAKE LAKES LANDSCAPE LIVELIHOODS LOCAL FISHERMEN MIGRATION MIGRATORY BIRD NATIONAL BIODIVERSITY NATIONAL BIODIVERSITY STRATEGY NATIONAL PARKS NATIVE ECOSYSTEMS NATIVE PLANTS NATIVE SPECIES NATURAL BARRIERS NATURAL ECOSYSTEM NATURAL ECOSYSTEMS NATURAL HABITATS NATURAL PREDATORS NATURAL SELECTION NATURE NEST NESTING NEW SPECIES OVERGRAZING OWLS PARASITES PATHOGENS PEST SPECIES PESTS PET PETS PLANT PLANT PROTECTION PLANT SPECIES POLLINATION PREDATION PREDATOR PREDATORS PRESERVES PREY RABBITS RANCHERS RATS RECREATIONAL USE REPTILES RIVERS RODENT SANCTUARY SEA TURTLE SHEEP SOCIAL COSTS SOIL EROSION SPECIES ENDANGERMENT SPECIES EXTINCTIONS SPECIES INTRODUCTIONS SPECIES INVASIONS SPECIES LEGISLATION SPECIES OF FAUNA SPECIMENS SUBSPECIES SWAMPLANDS TERRESTRIAL BIODIVERSITY TORTOISES TURTLE NESTING BEACH VARIANCE VARIETY WEEDS WILDLIFE WILDLIFE SANCTUARY One of the most difficult issues to be addressed in enabling, and conducting invasive control measures, is simply the need to apply practical legislative reasoning to the process. It is difficult because of the fact that introduction of new species cannot simply be prohibited; and, due to lack of current scientific ability to know in advance which species will become invasive. The report addresses these issues, and stipulates legislation of invasive species issues must always involve a balancing of interests-the interests mandating introduction, balanced against the interests involved in protecting natural, and agricultural ecosystems from destruction by such species. This paper is designed to consider questions of "motivation, capability, and reality," and to consider possible legislative approaches for developing countries. It comprises five parts as follows. Part I provides a conceptual and scientific summary and introduction, and Part II provides a very brief overview of some of the key global developments in the field, while Part III examines in greater detail the legislative tools available for use in the control of specie introduction, and invasive species. Part IV discusses some of the special concerns relating to the process of building one, or more legislative frameworks utilizing the legislative tools described in Part III, and, provides, in some cases, a brief identification of how the selection and use of those tools might differ within the developing country context from their use in other places. 2014-05-22T19:53:25Z 2014-05-22T19:53:25Z 2006-02 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2006/02/6644837/national-regional-legislation-promotion-support-prevention-control-eradication-invasive-species http://hdl.handle.net/10986/18389 English en_US Environment Department working papers;no. 108. Biodiversity series CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research |