Protected Areas. 4.3.1 Upon the resale of a Protected Area Repurchased property, Financial Assistance recovery as per the staircasing rules will apply (see below). However, the first sale of shares in a repurchased property will not be deemed an exempt disposal and Financial Assistance will become recoverable immediately the share is sold and a sales receipt realised.
Protected Areas. 4.3.1 Upon the resale of a Protected Area Repurchased property, FSG recovery as per the staircasing rules will apply (see below). However, the first sale of shares in a repurchased property will not be deemed an exempt disposal and FSG will become recoverable immediately the share is sold and a sales receipt realised.
Protected Areas a. The Lessee will be entitled to use the 2 protected areas located within the boundaries of the leased premises (hereinafter: “the PA’s”).
Protected Areas a. It is agreed that in case that during the period of lease if the lxxxxx should negotiate with any third party regarding the lease of the gross area of 231sqm adjacent to the leased premises whose boundaries are marked in blue on the plans attached to the contract as an Appendix C (hereinafter: “The Additional Area”), in full or in part, that the Lxxxxx will not to enter into a contractual agreement with any said third party unless the Lessee has been given notification of the existence of negations, in any stage whatsoever during the negations (hereinafter: the Lxxxxx’x Notification”).
Protected Areas. 1. The Contracting Parties shall individually or, where appropriate, jointly establish a network of protected natural areas within the Dniester River basin, as well as maintain a register of such areas.
Protected Areas. The following Protected Areas will be established in the Sea-to-Sky and Lillooet LRMPs1: ▪ Sú7a / Upper Soo Conservancy ▪ Qwalímak / Upper Birkenhead River Conservancy ▪ K’zuzált / Twin Two Conservancy ▪ Scwálem / Xxxxxxxxx Conservancy ▪ Ílacwten / Elaho Conservancy ▪ I7loqaw7/ 100 Lakes Plateau Conservancy ▪ Nlháxten / Cerise Creek Conservancy ▪ Nlháxten / Xxxxxx Lake Park addition Management intent Within conservancies, the primary management intent is the maintenance of social and ceremonial and cultural uses by the Lil’wat Nation, the protection and enhancement of any cultural and heritage resources to enable the expression of a connection to the land, and the protection and maintenance of the biological diversity and natural environments, including wildlife habitat values.
Protected Areas. The formal designation of protected areas offers a basis for rigorous control of the conservation and sustainable use of protected species and ecosystems. Most countries have specific legislation regarding the designation and management of protected areas. Often, multiple sources of legislation provide for the establishment of different types of protected areas in different circumstances. Information box 14: There are several sources of guidance on developing and implementing effective protected areas legislation. In particular, drafters can refer to: AEWA Conservation Guidelines on preparing site inventories for migratory waterbirds; management of key sites for migratory waterbirds; and the development of ecotourism at wetlands (both available at xxxx://xxx.xxxx-xxxx.xxx/en/publications/technical- publications). Lausche, B., Guidelines for Protected Areas Legislation, IUCN Environmental Policy and Law Paper No. 81 (available at xxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxxx.xxx/library/efiles/documents/eplp- 081.pdf). Shine, C. & xx Xxxxx, C., Wetlands, Water and the Law: Using law to advance wetland conservation and wise use, IUCN Environmental Policy and Law Paper No. 38 (available at xxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxxx.xxx/library/efiles/documents/eplp-038.pdf). Ramsar Wise Use Handbook Series (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/). AEWA Parties must make sure that this legislation effectively supports the conservation and sustainable use of populations of migratory waterbirds, and meets the requirements of the AEWA Action Plan. In some countries, national legislation directly establishes protected areas on a site-by-site basis. In these cases, Parties should draft legislation establishing protected areas that cover important waterbird habitats, as determined by the national inventories of important habitats. In most countries, national protected areas legislation establishes processes and criteria for the planning and establishment of protected areas. In some cases, more than one agency has separate authority to create and manage various kinds of protected areas. AEWA Parties should ensure that such legislation provides for the establishment of protected areas that include migratory waterbird sites (including both sites of international importance and those of national importance), either by directly requiring the establishment of protected areas around migratory waterbird habitats, or by including the conservation of migratory waterbirds as one of the criteria to be considered in the process of p...
Protected Areas. (1) The Contracting Parties shall as appropriate establish, in areas under their jurisdiction, terrestrial, freshwater, coastal or marine protected areas for the purpose of safeguarding
Protected Areas. There are no areas and facilities protected under the Act of April 16, 2004 on nature protection in the implementation area of the Works Contract 3D.3 and in its immediate surrounding (up to 100 m from the borders). The following protected sites and facilities exist in the zone from 100 m to 1.0 km from the borders of the Works Contract 3D.3 implementation area: • Natura 2000 site Lower San River Valley PLH180020 (approx. 220 m to the east of the boundaries of the Works Contract 3D.3 implementation site, right embankment). • Natura 2000 site Pieprzowe Mountains PLH260022 (at a distance of approx. 790 m to the west of the boundaries of the Works Contract 3D.3 implementation site, left embankment). Location of the Contract in reference to the protected areas was presented on a map in Appendix 6 to the EMP – Map with location of the Contract in reference to natural habitats and places of presence of protected species.
Protected Areas. Protected Areas where no fishing is allowed should be created to start the restoration process for fish, lobster, sea cucumber, and queen conch. Areas must be defined by xxxxxx associations. • FOPROBIM • Xxxxxx associations • TBPA • Game wardens Full participation of fishers in establishing protected zones is needed for success. TBPA game wardens will carry out day-to-day enforcement.
