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Ovidius University Annals of Natural Sciences, Biology – Ecology Series Volume 14, 2010<br />

PROBLEMS OF THE HARMONIZING ENVIRONMENTAL<br />

LEGISLATION AT THE COMPARTMENT "PISCES" IN THE<br />

REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA<br />

Petru COCIRTA, Olesea GLIGA<br />

Institute of Ecology and Geography (Aca<strong>de</strong>my of Sciences of Moldova).<br />

Aca<strong>de</strong>my Str. No.1, Chișinău, MD-2028, Republica Moldova<br />

E-mail: pcocirta@hotmail.com, camiprim@inbox.ru<br />

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Abstract: In the paper are presented some results regarding principal characteristics on the structure, qualitative<br />

and comparative analysis of the national acts with EU directives as well with EU and ISO standards. It was<br />

<strong>de</strong>monstrated the compatibility of some national legislation and normative acts with EU ones. Special attention<br />

was <strong>de</strong>dicated to the rare and endangered species of fish. It was created databases on environmental legislativenormative<br />

acts of the Republic of Moldova at the compartment “Fishes”, which shows a various and satisfactory<br />

number of acts in this domain. In the final part of the paper are presented some conclusions and proposals on the<br />

<strong>de</strong>velopment of legislation and norms regarding fish species in the Republic of Moldova in accordance with EU<br />

and international requirements.<br />

Keywords: fishes and environmental legislation and normative acts state.<br />

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1. Introduction<br />

According to the Declaration of Rio <strong>de</strong> Janeiro<br />

in 1992 and Agenda 21 [1], protection of biological<br />

diversity is one of the global environmental<br />

problems, which <strong>de</strong>pends on addressing the quality of<br />

life and existence of the living organism son the<br />

earth.<br />

Development and conservation of the diversity<br />

of ichthyofauna species are of paramount importance<br />

in the management of biological diversity in the<br />

marsh and aquatic ecosystems in the Republic of<br />

Moldova [2].<br />

In the past 100 years anthropogenic pressure on<br />

aquatic and march ecosystems has changed cardinal<br />

the quantity and quality of aquatic biological<br />

diversity. In Republic of Moldova the aquatic and<br />

marsh (water areas of rivers, lakes, dam lakes, ponds)<br />

ecosystems were limited to 94,6 thousand ha (2.8%<br />

of total territory), and are unevenly distributed and<br />

characterized by a wi<strong>de</strong> variety of ecological,<br />

physical, geographical, hydrochemical,<br />

hydrobiological etc. particularities. Hydrographical<br />

network consists of three main rivers - the Danube,<br />

Dniester and Prut, as well as of 3260 rivulets and<br />

3532 lakes. Most of rives were damaged, <strong>de</strong>stroyed<br />

or channeled. Biodiversity inclu<strong>de</strong>s 160 flora and<br />

125 fauna (vertebrates) species. Hydrofauna recor<strong>de</strong>d<br />

over 2135 species, including ichthyofauna - 82<br />

species [3-5].<br />

In recent <strong>de</strong>ca<strong>de</strong>s the influence of anthropogenic<br />

factors (industrial pollution, eutrophication<br />

progressive, toxicity, reducing water flow, etc.) upon<br />

ecosystems river Dniester and Prut, small rivers in the<br />

territory of the country makes major changes in<br />

biodiversity of the hydro-biocenozes with loses the<br />

viability and biological significance of rivers into the<br />

biosphere and environment.<br />

As a consequence, fish resources, which are one<br />

of the important indicators statuses of the aquatic<br />

ecosystems, <strong>de</strong>creased sharply in majority natural<br />

water objects of the Republic of Moldova and a<br />

number of species (sterlet, barbel, zarte and others)<br />

are endangered. In the Red Book of the Republic of<br />

Moldova (Second edition, 2001) [6] it was inclu<strong>de</strong>d<br />

ISSN-1453-1267 © 2010 Ovidius University Press

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