Non-native Sample Clauses

Non-native species Parties shall prohibit the deliberate introduction of non-native waterbird species into the environment and take all appropriate measures to prevent the unintentional release of such species if this introduction or release would prejudice the conservation status of wild flora and fauna […] (Art. III para. 2 (g) Agreement text). According to Para. 2.5 of the Action Plan Parties shall, if they consider it necessary, prohibit the introduction of non-native species […]. The Agreement text clearly states that Parties shall prohibit the deliberate introduction of non‑native waterbird species into the environment and take all appropriate measures to prevent the unintentional release of such species if this introduction or release would prejudice the conservation status of wild flora and fauna. In the AEWA Action Plan, however, the corresponding paragraph contains the qualified term “if they consider it necessary”. Not all AEWA Parties have legislation in place concerning “non-native species”. An amendment to the Action Plan might be needed to bring it in line with the stricter Agreement text.

Non-native species Parties shall prohibit the deliberate introduction of non-native waterbird species into the environment and take all appropriate measures to prevent the unintentional release of such species if this introduction or release would prejudice the conservation status of wild flora and fauna […] (Art. III para. 2 (g) Agreement text). According to