WCC 2012 Res 125
Status:
ACTIVE
Other code:
WCC-2012-Res-125
Type:
Resolution
Conference type:
World Conservation Congress
Year / Conference:
2012 Jeju
English title:
Promotion of the Asia-Pacific Biodiversity Observation Network (AP-BON)
English file:
French title:
Promotion du Réseau d’observation de la biodiversité Asie-Pacifique (AP-BON)
French file:
Spanish title:
Promoción de la Red de observación de la biodiversidad de Asia-Pacífico (AP-BON)
Spanish file:
Keywords:
Environmental governance
Human well-being/development
Education, capacity building, public awareness, communication
ScienceResearch
Geographic scope:
East Europe, North and Central Asia
West Asia
South and East Asia
Pacific Ocean
Country:
Japan
Republic of Korea
Nepal
Bangladesh
Progress reports
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| Activity reports |
Period covered |
IUCN Constituent type | IUCN Constituent | Results /achievements |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WCC 2012 Res 125 - Activity Report | 2014 | IUCN Member | 5937D95E-80D7-E411-B2A4-002655853524 | Following the discovery of a coral colony in Iraqi territorial water for the first time, the Ministry of Environment (MoE), has requested the Marine Science Centre (MSC) prepare a report. |
| WCC 2012 Res 125 - Activity Report | 2015 | IUCN Secretariat | Vietnam Country Office | Since 2009 a series of meetings and side events have been held on AP-BON. |
| WCC 2012 Res 125 - Activity Report | 2015 | IUCN Member | 5937D95E-80D7-E411-B2A4-002655853524 | On their first marine cruise (Towards the Gulf 1st) on Naseem Al-Basrah Vessel which extended from May 30th through June 7th, 2015, MSC researches, along with the German diving team from Freiberg Univ |
| WCC 2012 Res 125 - Activity Report | 2015 | IUCN Member | 5937D95E-80D7-E411-B2A4-002655853524 | Biodiversity surveys - see attached report On February 4, 2015, a female Iraqi soft fur beaver was found in the Sallal-Al-Mashab marsh, in an area previously un-inhabited by these beavers, a sign whi |