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WCC 2016 Rec 101 - Activity Report

Submitted by SorrentinoL on Wed, 10/19/2022 - 16:32
Información general
Mejora de la conservación y gestión del tiburón jaquetón, los tiburones zorro y las móbulas
Constituyente de la UICN: 
Headquarters
Tipo de Constituyente de la UICN: 
IUCN Secretariat
Período de actividades: 
2022
Ámbito geográfico: 
Global
In implementing this Resolution your organization has worked/consulted with...
Qué Comisiones de la UICN están o han estado implicados en la implementación de esta Resolución?: 
IUCN Species Survival Commission 2021-2025 (SSC)
Si el Secretariado de la UICN está o ha estado implicado en la implementación de esta Resolución?: 
Yes
Enumere otros actores (no-Miembros de la UICN) que hayan estado implicados en la implementación de esta Resolución: 
SSC Shark Specialist Group
Implementación
Indicate and briefly describe any actions that have been carried out to implement this Resolution: 
Acci�nDescripciónStatus
Convocar a partes interesadas/creaci�n de redesWorkshop in 2022 in Colombia hosted by ISRA Team. See https://sharkrayareas.org/resources/meeting-workshop-reports/On-going
Actividades t�cnicas/cient�ficasPutting sharks on the map: A global standard for improving shark area-based conservation: paper 2022: The Important Shark and Ray Area (ISRA) approach is proposed as a response to the dire global status of sharks, rays, and chimaeras. A set of four globally standardized scientific criteria, with seven sub-criteria, was developed based on input collated during four shark, biodiversity, and policy expert workshops conducted in 2022. The ISRA Criteria provide a framework to identify discrete, three-dimensional portions of habitat important for one or more shark, ray, or chimaera species, that have the potential to be delineated and managed for conservation. The ISRA Criteria can be applied to all environments where sharks occur (marine, estuarine, and freshwater) and consider the diversity of species, their complex behaviors and ecology, and biological needs. The identification of ISRAs will guide the development, design, and application of area-based conservation initiatives for sharks, rays, and chimaeras, and contribute to their recovery.On-going
Indique cuáles han sido los resultados/logros obtenidos en el marco de las actividades realizadas: 
The ISRA project began with the Ocean Team and has been moved onto the SSC SSG under chairmanship and direction of Dr Rima Jabado.
Ongoing delineation of ISRAs began in 2022 with Colombia workshop October 2022. Several more are planned in 2023.
¿Qué esfuerzos se están llevando a cabo para superar dichos obstáculos?: 
Project began at HQ and has moved out of IUCN with specialists. Limited funding for HQ staff on this.
Indique y describa brevemente las actividades que se realizarán en el futuro para la implementación de esta Resolución: 
Acción FuturaDescripción
Educaci�n/Comunicaci�n/Concientizaci�nOngoing comms to be shared in various IUCN marine news channels.
Recaudaci�n de fondosWith Species Programme we aim to fundraise for supporting this work in 2023.
Información complementaria
Escoger archivo: 
PDF icon Putting sharks on the map.pdf
Enlaces externos: 
Important Shark and Ray Areas