BIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT6 Sample Clauses

BIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT6. ● Distribution throughout the annual cycle; ● Habitat requirements; ● Survival and productivity; ● Population size and trends for each geographic population, including by country provided in Table xx. 5 Essential: the sustainability of the management cannot be guaranteed without the action, High: actions that guarantee achieving the means objective, Medium: actions that contribute to achieving the means objective, Low: explorative actions that are unlikely to achieving the means objective in the life-time of the management plan.
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BIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT6. Distribution throughout the annual cycle; Habitat requirements; Survival and productivity; Population size and trends for each geographic population, including by country provided in Table xx. Table xx. Population size and trends by Range State Range State Breeding numbers (individuals or pairs) Quality of data Year(s) of the estimate Breeding population trend in the last 10 years (or 3 generations) Quality of data Maximum size of migrating or non-breeding populations in the last 10 years (or 3 generations) Quality of data Year(s) of the estimate Country 1 Country 2 Overall Annex 2: PROBLEM ANALYSIS Preliminary objectives based on the mandate, consultation with stakeholders and review of the literature Problems related to the objectives, including their spatial extent and magnitude Relation between the problems and the state of the population Factors influencing the state of the population Review of the management measures applied and their effectiveness Annex 3: PROJECTION OF POPULATION SIZE (IN CASE OFNO ACTION”) Growth rate using population counts or other suitable models Predicted population trajectories for 12 years

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