Hunting seasons Sample Clauses

Hunting seasons. Parties shall prohibit the taking of birds belonging to the populations listed in Column B during their various stages of reproduction and rearing and during their return to their breeding grounds if the taking has an unfavourable impact on the conservation status of the population concerned (Para. 2.1.2 (a) Action Plan). Hunting during the stages of reproduction and rearing is prohibited in all EU countries, and in most countries in Africa (85 % +7 % partly) and Eurasia (88 % + 12 % partly). A ban on hunting during the stages of return to the breeding grounds, commonly called the “pre-nuptial migration”, is provided by 95 % of the EU countries (+ 5 % partly), 81 % of the Eurasian countries (+ 19 % partly) and only 57 % of the African countries (+ 9 % partly). However, in this context it is to be pointed out that the ban on hunting during the pre-nuptial migration, according to the Action Plan, is only needed “if the taking has an unfavourable impact on the conservation status of the population concerned”. Such an assessment, however, presumes a level of existing harvest data and knowledge on the impact of hunting on the single populations that is evidently not in place in many countries. It might therefore be necessary to reword this provision in the Action Plan in order to provide a clear regulation, which does not depend on scientific assessments that can hardly be made. Moreover, it might be needed to review the pre-nuptial and reproduction periods in countries especially outside the EU (where this has already been done under the Birds Directive’s framework) in order to secure a complete system of protection during those periods, in which the survival of wild birds is particularly under threat. Recommendations:
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