KEY RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE CMS POISONING GUIDELINES Sample Clauses

KEY RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE CMS POISONING GUIDELINES i. Substitute (remove and replace) insecticides posing a high risk to birds with safe alternatives, and include criteria in the Rotterdam Convention to reduce risks of imports toxic to birds, promote Integrated Pest Management, and identify areas of significant risk of poisoning of migratory birds and mitigation of impacts through working with stakeholders; ii. Restrict/ban the use of second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides in open field agriculture (excluding best practice use for invasive species management); use best practice for the treatment of rodent irruptions minimizing the use of second-generation anticoagulants; and stop permanent baiting, with preventive rodent measures used instead; iii. Prevent/deter the use of poison-baits for predator control for livestock protection, game management (excluding best practice use for invasive species management), harvesting for consumption or sale and other illegal issues such as removal of scavenging birds as indicators of wildlife crime, and create or improve enforcement legislation, through deterrent mechanisms and infringement penalties, and restriction of access to highly toxic substances, with human-wildlife conflict resolved via multi- stakeholder forums; iv. Prohibit the use of veterinary diclofenac for the treatment of livestock and substitute with readily available safe alternatives, such as meloxicam, with mandatory safety-testing of all new veterinary pharmaceuticals for risks to scavenging birds before market authorization is granted; v. Phase out the use of lead ammunition across all habitats (wetland and terrestrial) with non-toxic alternatives within the next three years with Parties reporting to Conference of the Parties (COP12) in 2017, working with stakeholders on implementation; promotion of leadership from ammunition-users on safe alternatives, and remediation of lead-polluted sites where appropriate; and vi. Phase out the use of lead fishing weights in areas where migratory birds have been shown to be particularly at risk i.e. freshwater habitats, (excluding fishing weights used in coastal areas where there are significant knowledge gaps and further research is needed) with non-toxic alternatives, within the next three years with Parties reporting to the Conference of the Parties (COP12) in 2017, working with all stakeholders on implementation; and promotion of leadership from fishers on safe alternatives.
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