WCC-2025-Res-100 - Activity Report submission form
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traorea
on Mon, 10/12/2026 - 16:44
| Relevant operative para(s) of Res/Rec | Activities Overview | Description | Status | Action |
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| 1a | Scientific/technical activities | Talleres para la definición de criterios en la actualización de áreas prioritarias para la conservación en el ámbito continental y marino, así como para la elaboración de Lista Roja de Ecosistemas en México con participación de especialistas de la academia, sociedad civil y gobierno. Este esfuerzo contribuye a generar información estratégica para apoyar el cumplimiento de las metas 1 y 3 del Marco Mundial de Biodiversidad Kunming-Montreal. | On-going | Full activity report |
| 3 | Capacity building | The UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre (WCMC) continues to refine a prototype World Database on Ecological Corridors (WDEC) and pilot test its functionality with country leads. In 2026/27, with support from the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative (Y2Y), WCMC will expand outreach to potential piloting countries and guide them through a process of submitting corridor information. | Planned | Full activity report |
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| Challenges / lessons learned | Description | Action |
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| Other (please specify) | Esta actualización permitirá aprovechar nuevos datos, mejores herramientas analíticas y fuentes de información actualmente disponibles para fortalecer la toma de decisiones y la planeación estratégica para la conservación de la biodiversidad marina y costera de México |
Full activity report |
| Insufficient / lack of resources | Lack of consistent, long term funding remains a challenge for launching the WDEC. |
Full activity report |
| Relevant operative para(s) of Res/Rec | Activities Overview | Description | Status | Action |
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| 1a | Field activities | Point Blue restores wetlands across California, from San Francisco Bay tidal marsh to Sierra Nevada wet meadows to Central Valley ricelands and managed wetlands. These projects support wildlife while strengthening flood protection, water supply, and agriculture. Long-term shorebird and waterbird monitoring guides how public agencies, water managers, and private landowners manage these habitats. | On-going | Full activity report |
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| Other (please specify) | Full activity report |
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| 3a, 3c, 3d | Scientific/technical activities | Aquarium Berlin contributes to ex situ conservation of threatened freshwater fishes through successful breeding and management of captive populations in line with IUCN Guidelines on the Use of Ex situ Management. During the reporting period, successful breeding was achieved for six IUCN Red List species: Betta hendra (CR), B. rutilans (CR), B. livida (EN), Parosphromenus anjunganensis (EN), Oreochromis alcalicus (EN) and Tilapia guinasana (CR). | On-going | Full activity report |
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| Insufficient / lack of resources | Successful ex situ conservation requires specialised husbandry expertise, suitable facilities and sustained breeding efforts. Maintaining viable captive populations of freshwater fishes can be challenging due to species-specific requirements and the need for long-term population management. |
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