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CMS Scientific Council . Working Group on Birds Formia Oct 2013. Taxonomy res 10.13. Workshop yesterday moved debate forward Importance of IUCN Red List for CMS instruments stressed

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CMS Scientific Council

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  1. CMS Scientific Council Working Group on Birds Formia Oct 2013

  2. Taxonomy res 10.13 • Workshop yesterday moved debate forward • Importance of IUCN Red List for CMS instruments stressed • CITES and CMS/AEWA/Raptor MoU Sects to undertake analysis of changes implied by provisional new BirdLife list for non-passerines

  3. Poisoning res 10.26 • Funding from UK DEFRA and Raptor MoU for co-ordinator • SymoneKrimowaappointed April 2012 based at RSPB • Richard Shore (CEH, UK) appointed Working Group Chair • Reviews produced of rodenticides, agrochemicals, veterinary pharmaceuticals, lead, poison baits • Workshop May 2013 in Tunisia May– agreed priority issues and actions • Guidance on priority issues in preparation • Pilot project on agrochemicals with Migratory Soaring Birds project (Red Sea/Rift Valley)

  4. Landbirds res 10.27 • Coordinator Temidayo Osinubi appointed early 2012 - funded by Swiss and Swedish BirdLife Partners • Landbirds Working Group funded by Switzerland • Chaired by Olivier Biber • Met Accra August 2012 to develop draft Action Plan • Comments received from Scientific Council • New draft in progress and soon to be circulated • Options for implementation mechanism need exploration

  5. Saker Falcon res 10.28 • Saker Task Force met March 2012 • Funds for STF raised from Saudi Wildlife Authority, European Union and CITES Secretariat • Four working groups active Feb-Jul 2013 – valuable outputs including new population modelling • Stakeholder workshop and second STF meeting held Sep 2013, Abu Dhabi – identified key issues and actions • Second draft Action Plan in preparation

  6. Concerted Action res 10.23 • Balearic Shearwater • Dalmatian Pelican • Swan Goose • Lesser White-fronted Goose • Marbled Duck • Ferruginous Duck • White-headed Duck • Saker Falcon • Houbara Bustard • Red Knot • Bristle-thighed Curlew • Blue Swallow

  7. Concerted Action res 10.23 • Bristle-thighedCurlew –Numeniini Workshop, Wilhelmshaven Sep 2013 • 38 Numeniini populations discussed • Report in preparation – overview of trends and threats, mini action-plans for each population • HoubaraBustard – review of Asia Houbara (status, threats, ways forward) in discussion • Red Knot – working with Western Hemisphere experts to develop plan and funding proposal for rufaRed Knot

  8. Other follow-up… • Power lines res 10.11 • Initial discussions on possible CMS Energy Working Group with focus on implementation of guidance • Synergies and partnerships res 10.12 • Friends of Aichi Target 12 • NBSAP revision process to build synergies • Diseases res 10.22 • CMS-FAO Scientific Task Force on Avian Influenza and Wild Birds statement on H5N7 • IPBES res 10.8 • Request on coastal zone ecoservices and management

  9. Issue: unsustainable take • Amur Falcons, India • Landbirds, Egypt and Libya • Shorebirds, Caribbean

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