'Lacey act' diaporamas de présentation

Lacey Act

Lacey Act. United States Department of Agriculture. Objectives. Give a brief background on the Lacey Act Summarize the amendments to the Lacey Act Describe the Lacey Act declaration requirement and implementation schedule Introduce the APHIS Lacey Act Website. History of the Lacey Act.

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Assessment of additional measures to exclude illegal timber from EU markets

Assessment of additional measures to exclude illegal timber from EU markets. Outline of potential additional measures (second draft). Duncan Brack Associate Fellow, Energy, Environment & Development Programme, Chatham House. Chatham House workshop Chatham House, 3 April 2006.

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IUCN World Conservation Congress Jeju, Korea, 9 September 2012

IUCN World Conservation Congress Jeju, Korea, 9 September 2012 International and national legal frameworks for logging and timber trade : In support of forest ecosystem resilience and legal prohibition of illegal timber in trade. General overview of global timber trade and legality.

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Northern Snakehead Fish ( Channa argus )

Northern Snakehead Fish ( Channa argus ) Some History Native to Africa and Asia. First discovered in Maryland in 2002. Introduction Experts believe that some entered U.S. waters via releases by aquarium owners.

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The U.S. Lacey Act: Overview and Recent Developments

The U.S. Lacey Act: Overview and Recent Developments. Caitlin Clarke World Resources Institute Washington, DC. Outcomes of Presentation. Review of the Lacey Act What Lacey means for trade T he Forest Legality Alliance. The Lacey Act Amendments of 2008. Fact-based, demand-side policy

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The U.S. Lacey Act: Overview and Recent Developments

The U.S. Lacey Act: Overview and Recent Developments. Caitlin Clarke World Resources Institute Washington, DC. Outcomes of Presentation. Review of the Lacey Act What Lacey means for trade T he Forest Legality Alliance. The Lacey Act Amendments of 2008. Fact-based, demand-side policy

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Chapter 18 Conservation of Biodiversity

Chapter 18 Conservation of Biodiversity. Genetic Diversity. Scientists want to conserve genetic diversity so that the species can survive environmental change and inbreeding will not occur. vs. Categories of Endangerment. Extinct- no known species exist today

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Assurance Bonds as a Tool to Manage Risks Associate with the Intentional Release of Exotic Species.

Assurance Bonds as a Tool to Manage Risks Associate with the Intentional Release of Exotic Species. Michael H. Thomas, Nicholas Stratis, and Terril Hanson, with Jan Lewandrowski and Michael Livingston Progress Report and Preliminary Findings Economic Research Service

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Assessment of additional measures to exclude illegal timber from EU markets

Assessment of additional measures to exclude illegal timber from EU markets. Outline of potential additional measures. Duncan Brack Associate Fellow, Energy, Environment & Development Programme, Chatham House. Illegal Logging Update and Stakeholder Consultation Chatham House, 20 July 2006.

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R. Juge Gregg RJGregg@sidley

Amendment to the U.S. Lacey Act: Implications for Forest Products Manufacturers, Exporters and Importers Beijing, June 18-19, 2008. R. Juge Gregg RJGregg@sidley.com. Overview. Context Overview of Lacey Act Amendments Practical Advice for Exporters/Importers. Context. Context. Context.

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Understanding How This Requirement and Other Regulations Effect Your Importing.

United States Customs Bonds. Understanding How This Requirement and Other Regulations Effect Your Importing. EVERY IMPORTER SHOULD KNOW What is a Customs Bond?. A financial guarantee between 3 parties:. Insurance/Surety Company, Principle,

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Environmental Laws & Changes

Environmental Laws & Changes. 1800-1902. 1870. In 1870, the first official wildlife refuge in North America was established by Dr. Merritt Dr . Merritt was the mayor of Oakland The Wildlife Refuge was established at Lake Merritt in California. 1872: Yellowstone National Park.

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Overharvesting

Overharvesting. Individuals are removed faster than they can be replaced. Examples Dodo Giant ground sloths Mammoths American camels. Overharvesting. American Bison. Population once were 60 -75 million By late 1800s less than 1,000 were left . Hunted for hides and meat

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In a message to poachers, U.S will destroy its ivory.

In a message to poachers, U.S will destroy its ivory. By:Justin Paplow. Who?. African poachers The fish and wildlife service Robert Dreher:Acting assistant attorney general for the environment and natural resources. President Obama. What?.

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The Lacey Act

The Lacey Act. The Lacey Act. The purpose of the Lacey act is to prevent trade in wood products made from illegally harvested lumber. The Lacey Act makes it:

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Lacey Act Recent Changes

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Impact of the Amended US Lacey Act on FLEG(T)

Impact of the Amended US Lacey Act on FLEG(T). Lars Laestadius World Resources Institute larsl@wri.org. The World Resources institute. An environmental policy research institute Independent, non-profit, non-advocacy Founded in 1982 in Washington, DC, USA Approx. 140 staff Works on

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The Lacey Act of 1900

The Lacey Act of 1900. By: Paulina Svenson. The Facts. Name: The Lacey Act of 1900 Draft Year: 1900 Amendment Years: 1984 & 1988. Description. It sought to buttress state laws already in existence for the protection of game and birds.

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Lacey Act of 1900

Lacey Act of 1900. Drafted in 1900 Amended in 2008 International Act. Lacey Act of 1900. Under the Lacey Act , it is illegal to import, export, sell, acquire, or purchase fish, wildlife or plants that are:

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Lacey Act of 1900

Lacey Act of 1900. National law Drafted 1900 Introduced by John Lacey Amended in 1969, 1981, 1988. By: Miles Ahles. Function and Issues Addressed. Makes it a crime to trade wildlife, fish, and plants that have been illegally taken or possessed, transported or sold.

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