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44InformationAdditional information...Status of the Great Bustard in EuropeIndividual count for the 2008 breeding seasonMin. Max. Trend since 2004 AccuracySpain 27.500 30.000 + ARussia 6.000 12.000 - BPortugal 1.399 1.399 + AHungary 1.378 1.378 + ATurkey 762 1.250 - BUkraine 520 680 - BAustria 185 198 + AGermany 110 110 + ASerbia 35 38 0 ACzech Republic 0 2 0 ABulgaria 0 6 - CMoldavia 0 0 0 CRumania 0 8 ? CSlovakia 0 3 - AGreat Britain(Reintroduction project) 7 15 + ATotal 37.896 47.087Accuracy: A – very accurate, B – relatively accurate, C – uncertainInternational cooperation in Great Bustard conservation: the Great Bustard Conservation Foundationat work on projects in Russia, Mongolia, and Spain (from left to right).
Information45National and international legal foundationsEuropean Bird Conservation GuidelinesThe EC Birds Directive (79/409/EWG from April 2, 1979) came into effect in 1979. It forms thelegal foundation for the EU-wide protection of all native, wild bird species. It aims to conserve orrestore a sufficient diversity and habitat area for the European bird species in the EU.Bonn Convention for the Conservation of Migratory SpeciesThe agreement for the protection of migratory wild animal species was signed on June 23, 1979.The agreement includes the duties of the signatory countries: measures for the worldwide protectionof migratory animal species. Worldwide it is estimated that there are 8,000 to 10,000 migratoryanimal species. Around 1,200 species, or regionally delimited populations, are included in theagreement that are acutely threatened by extinction or whose population is under great danger.Memorandum of UnderstandingAgreement between several countries in the framework of the Bonn Convention, that aims toresearch and protect specific species or species’ groups.Biodiversity ConventionThe preservation of biological diversity is the object of this internationally binding treaty since theUN Conference for Environment and Development held in Rio de Janeiro. The most importantgoals are:❚ the protection of biological diversity,❚ sustainable use and,❚ the fair division of benefits from the use of genetic resources. To this end countries must developnational strategies and action plans. In the implementation of the convention the industrializedcountries are required to support the developing countries.Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES).International agreement between governments. Its aim is to ensure that international trade inspecimens of wild animals and plants does not threaten their survival.
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