11 - Protecting Biodiversity on a Changing Planet Flashcards
Community-Centered Conservation Methods (3)
- Wildlife Sanctuaries and Protected Areas
- Ex-situ Conservation
- Fostering a Global Community
WILDLIFE SANCTUARIES AND PROTECTED AREAS (3)
- VIRUNGA NATIONAL PARK
- AGUSAN MARSH
- MT. HAMIGUITAN
- Democratic Republic of Congo
- Africa’s most biodiverse protected area
- Over 790,000 Hectares
- Participates in Ecotourism
VIRUNGA NATIONAL PARK
- Over 19000 Hectares
- ASEAN Heritage Park
- Involvement with the Indigenous people within
- Participates in Ecotourism
AGUSAN MARSH
- Over 6000 hectares
- UNESCO World Heritage Site
- ASEAN Heritage Park
- Involvement with the Indigenous People
- Participates in Ecotourism
MT. HAMIGUITAN
EX-SITU CONSERVATION example
SVALBARD GLOBAL SEED VAULT
- Groups are able to store seeds in the Vault.
- High Security Facility.
- Despite SGSV keeping the seeds, ownership still lies with the original donators.
- As necessary, the seeds can be withdrawn.
SVALBARD GLOBAL SEED VAULT
- rice variety which is a high-yielding and pest resistant rise
- Stored in 2009
- Found by ___________
“Bordagol” by Eulogio “Tay Gipo” Sasi Jr.
- geospatial technology
- allows access to ecological insights and sharing of ecological information
- Machine-learning by analyzing data of thousands of projects
- Aside from forests, it also studies other ecosystem types
restor
technologies for conservation (3)
- restor
- eBird
- iNaturalist
ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION (2)
A. Monitoring and Data Collection
B. AI and Big Data in Biodiversity Conservation
Technology for Monitoring Data and Collection (2)
- Camera Traps and Acoustic Monitoring
- Satellite Image
CAMERA TRAPS & ACOUSTIC MONITORING (2)
- Enhanced Monitoring
- Non-intrusive Observation
use of SATELLITE IMAGE (2)
- Remote Monitoring
- Detection of Illegal Activities
IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON BIODIVERSITY (3)
- Shifts in Species Distribution
- Altered Migration Patterns
- Habitat Loss and Fragmentation
Mitigating Climate Change Effects on Biodiversity (2)
- Climate-Resilient Conversation Planning
- Sustainable Land Use and Agriculture Practices
they are essential for the conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity, ecosystems, and natural resources. They aim to protect and manage the variety of life on Earth, including plants, animals, and microorganisms, as well as the ecosystems in which they live.
BIODIVERSITY POLICY AND LEGISLATION
These agreements set targets and guidelines for the protection of biodiversity and the equitable sharing of benefits arising from its utilization
INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS AND CONVENTIONS
aims of convention on biological diversity (CBD) (3)
conservation of biodiversity
sustainable use of biodiversity
fair and equitable sharing of benefits
is an international treaty established during the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro in 1992
Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD)
is an international treaty on climate change that was adopted in December 2015 at the 21st Conference of the Parties (COP 21) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Paris, France
paris agreement
under paris agreement (3)
Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs)
Climate finance
Transparency and accountability
aims to protect, conserve, and promote the sustainable use of local ecosystems and natural resources within a community or region
Local Government Initiative
under local government initiative (3)
Biodiversity conservation planning
Protected area management
Habitat protection and restoration
