Tractatenblad van het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden
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| Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken | Tractatenblad 2005, 25 | Verdrag |
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A. TITEL
Overeenkomst inzake de bescherming van Afrikaans-Euraziatische trekkende watervogels; (met Bijlagen)
's-Gravenhage, 15 augustus 1996
B. TEKST
De Engelse en de Franse tekst van de Overeenkomst, met Bijlagen, zijn geplaatst in Trb. 1996, 285.
Ingevolge een proces-verbaal van rectificatie van 6 oktober 1998 dienen in dat Tractatenblad de volgende correcties in de Franse tekst te worden aangebracht:
Op blz. 11 in artikel V, eerste lid, onderdeel c, dient „... un rapport sur son application de l'Accord..." te worden vervangen door „...un rapport sur l'application par chaque partie, de l'Accord...”.
Op blz. 23 in artikel XII, tweede lid, dient „..., notamment à celui de la Cour permanente d'Arbitrage de La Haye et les Parties ayant soumis le différend..." te worden vervangen door „..., notamment à celui de la Cour permanente d'Arbitrage de La Haye. Les Parties ayant soumis le différend...".
Op blz. 43 in de derde regel van onder dient „Par exception à ces règles, ..." te worden vervangen door „Par dérogation à ces règles, ...".
Op blz. 45, artikel 2.1.2, onderdeel d, dient „...qui ont été prélevés en contradiction aux interdictions établies..." te worden vervangen door „...qui ont été prélevés en contradiction avec les interdictions établies..." en in artikel 2.1.3 dient „c) à des fins de recherche et d'enseignement, de rétablissement, ainsi que pour l'élevage nécessaire à ces fins;" te worden vervangen door „c) à des fins de recherche et d'enseignement, de rétablissement de populations, ainsi que pour l'élevage nécessaire à ces fins;".
Tijdens de eerste zitting van de Vergadering der partijen, die van 6 tot 9 november 1999 plaatsvond in Kaapstad, werd een besluit tot wijziging van Bijlage 3 bij de Overeenkomst aangenomen. De Engelse en de Franse tekst van dit besluit luiden als volgt:
Amendments to the Action Plan
The Meeting of the Parties to the Agreement on the Conservation of African-Eurasian Migratory Waterbirds,
Recalling the Final Act of the negotiation meeting to adopt the Agreement on the Conservation of African-Eurasian Migratory Waterbirds, held in The Hague, in June 1995, inviting the interim secretariat to prepare amendments of the Action Plan with regard to species or families of species listed in Annex 2 to the Agreement,
Recalling Article X of the Agreement concerning the procedures to amend the Action Plan and its Annexes,
Acknowledging that all waterbirds listed under Annex 2 of the Agreement should be included within the provisions of the Action Plan so as to ensure coherent conservation actions,
Convinced that urgent actions are needed for many species not yet included in the Action Plan as adopted at the Final Negotiation Meeting (The Hague, June 1995),
1. Adopts the following textual amendments to the Action Plan:
(a) In the section 4.3.2, 4.3.3 and 4.3.4 the words ``and to fisheries" are added after the words ``in particular to crops";
(b) In the section 4.3.6, after the first sentence the following text is added:
``Special attention should be given to the problem of human disturbance at breeding colonies of colonially–nesting waterbirds, especially when these are situated in the areas which are popular for outdoor recreation."
2. Notes that Table 1 ``Status of the populations of migratory waterbirds" is replaced by Annex I of the present resolution;
3. Further adopts the most recent conservation status of populations as indicated by square brackets in Tables 1 (a) and 1 (b) of AEWA/MOP 1.7, in preference to the conservation status deduced from the second edition of Waterfowl Population Estimates (1997) and for reasons outlined in AEWA Inf.1.1;
4. Asks the Technical Committee, in consultation with the Scientific Council of the Convention secretariat as appropriate, to consider for addition to Annex 2 of the Agreement and Table 1 of the Action Plan a number of species which appear from AEWA/Inf.1.1 and other sources to merit such listing, and in particular Oxyura maccoa, Sarothrura ayresi, Crex crex, Glareola ocularis, Glareola nuchalis andRhynchops flavirostris;
5. Notes the high degree of uncertainty related to current population estimates of Lymnocryptes minimus, and urges the Technical Committee, working with relevant organizations, to review current data and information and bring an evaluation of status to the second session of the Meeting of the Parties;
6. Requests the Secretariat to monitor the implementation of the amendments and to stimulate the preparation of single species action plans for those species as identified to be in an unfavourable conservation status;
7. Calls on all Parties to provide the necessary resources to undertake priority actions on an international level, e.g., the drafting of single species action plans where these are most needed.
Status of the populations of migratory waterbirds
Key to classification
The following key to Table 1 is a basis for implementation of the Action Plan:
Column A
| Category 1: | (a) Species which are included in Appendix I to the Convention; |
| (b) Species which are listed as threatened in the 1996 IUCN Red List of Threatened Animals; or | |
| (c) Populations which number less than around 10,000 individuals. | |
| Category 2: | Populations numbering between around 10,000 and around 25,000 individuals. |
| Category 3: | Populations numbering between around 25,000 and around 100,000 individuals and considered to be at risk as a result of: |
| (a) concentration onto a small number of sites at any stage of their annual cycle; | |
| (b) dependence on a habitat type which is under severe threat; | |
| (c) showing significant long-term decline; or | |
| (d) showing extreme fluctuations in population size or trend. | |
| For species listed in Categories 2 and 3, above, see paragraph 2.1.1 of this Annex. | |
| Column B | |
| Category 1: | Populations numbering between around 25,000 and around 100,000 individuals and which do not fulfil the conditions in respect of Column A, as described above. |
| Category 2: | Populations numbering more than around 100,000 individuals and considered to be in need of special attention as a result of: |
| (a) concentration onto a small number of sites at any stage of their annual cycle; | |
| (b) dependence on a habitat type which is under severe threat; | |
| (c) showing significant long-term decline; or | |
| (d) showing extreme fluctuations in population size or trend. | |
| Column C | |
| Category 1: | Populations numbering more than around 100,000 individuals which could significantly benefit from international co-operation and which do not fulfil the conditions in respect of either Column A or B, above. |
Review of tabel 1
This Table shall be:
(a) reviewed regularly by the Technical Committee in accordance with Article VII, paragraph 3(b), of this Agreement; and
(b) amended as necessary by the Meeting of the Parties, in accordance with Article VI, paragraph 9(d) of this Agreement, in light of the conclusions of such reviews.
Key to abbreviations and symbols
| bre: | breeding | win: | wintering |
| N: | Northern | E: | Eastern |
| S: | Southern | W: | Western |
| NE: | Northeastern | NW: | Northwestern |
| SE: | Southeastern | SW: | Southwestern |
(): Population status unknown. Conservation status estimated.
*: By way of exception for those populations marked by an asterisk, hunting may continue on a sustainable use basis where hunting of such populations is a long-established cultural practice (see paragraph 2.1.1).
Notes
1. The population data used to compile Table 1 as far as possible correspond to the number of individuals in the potential breeding stock in the Agreement Area. The status is based on the best available published population estimates.
2. Suffixes (bre) or (win) in population listings are solely aids to population identification. They do not indicate seasonal restrictions to actions in respect of these populations under this Agreement and Action Plan.
3. The brief descriptions used to identify the populations conform with the descriptions used in the second edition of Waterfowl Population Estimates with some amendments following the Report on the Conservation Status of Migratory Waterbirds in the Agreement Area (Doc. AEWA Inf. 1.1).
4. Slash signs (/) are used to separate breeding areas from wintering areas.
5. Where a species' population is listed in Table 1 with multiple categorization, the obligations of the Action Plan relate to the strictest category listed.
| A | B | C | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gavia stellata | |||
| – Northwestern Europe (win) | 2c | ||
| – Caspian, B Sea & E Med (win) | (1) | ||
| Gavia arctica arctica | |||
| – Western Siberia/Europe | 2c | ||
| Gavia arctica suschkini | |||
| – Central Siberia/Caspian | (1) | ||
| Gavia immer | |||
| – Europe (win) | 1c | ||
| Gavia adamsii | |||
| – Northern Europe (win) | (2) | ||
| Podiceps grisegena grisegena | |||
| – Northwestern Europe (win) | 1 | ||
| – Black Sea & Med (win) | (1) | ||
| – Caspian (win) | 2 | ||
| Podiceps auritus auritus | |||
| – NW Europe (large billed) | 1c | ||
| – NE Europe (small billed) | 1 | ||
| – Caspian & South Asia (win) | 2 | ||
| Pelecanus onocrotalus | |||
| – Europe & Western Asia (bre) | 1a 3c | ||
| Pelecanus crispus | |||
| – Black Sea & Mediterranean (win) | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – SW Asia & S Asia (win) | 1a 1b 2 | ||
| Phalacrocorax pygmaeus | |||
| – Black Sea & Mediterranean | 2 | ||
| – Southwestern Asia | 1 | ||
| Phalacrocorax nigrogularis | |||
| – Gulf & Arabian Sea | 2a (2c) | ||
| Egretta vinaceigula | |||
| – Southern Africa | 1b 1c | ||
| Ardea purpurea purpurea | |||
| – Western Mediterranean (bre) | 2 | ||
| – E Europe & SW Asia (bre) | (2c) | ||
| Casmerodius albus albus | |||
| – Black Sea & Med (win) | 2 | ||
| – Southwestern Asia (win) | (1) | ||
| Ardeola idea | |||
| – Madagascar & Aldabra (bre) | 1c | ||
| Ardeola rufiventris | |||
| – Tropical E & S Africa | (1) | ||
| Ixobrychus minutus minutus | |||
| – Europe & Northern Africa (bre) | 2c | ||
| – West & Southwest Asia (bre) | (1) | ||
| Ixobrychus sturmii | |||
| – Subsaharan Africa | (1) | ||
| Botaurus stellaris stellaris | |||
| – Europe (bre) | 3c | ||
| – Southwestern Asia (win) | 2 | ||
| Mycteria ibis | |||
| – Subsaharan Africa | 1 | ||
| Ciconia nigra | |||
| – SW Europe/Western Africa | 1c | ||
| – Central & Eastern Europe (bre) | 2 | ||
| Ciconia episcopus microscelis | |||
| – Tropical Africa | 1 | ||
| Ciconia ciconia ciconia | |||
| – Southern Africa | 1c | ||
| – Iberia & NW Africa (bre) | 3b | ||
| – Central & Eastern Europe (bre) | 2c | ||
| – Southwestern Asia (win) | 3b | ||
| – Central & SE Europe (bre) | 2 | ||
| Plegadis falcinellus falcinellus | |||
| – Subsaharan Africa (bre) | (1) | ||
| – Black Sea & Med/W Africa | [3c] | 1 | |
| – Southwestern Asia/E Africa | 2* | [1] | |
| Geronticus eremita | |||
| – Morocco | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – Southwestern Asia | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Threskiornis aethiopicus aethiopicus | |||
| – Subsaharan Africa | 1 | ||
| – Iraq & Iran | 1c | ||
| Platalea leucorodia leucorodia | |||
| – Eastern Atlantic | 1c | ||
| – Central & SE Europe (bre) | 2 | ||
| Platalea leucorodia archeri | |||
| – Red Sea | 1c | ||
| Platalea leucorodia major | |||
| – SW & S Asia (win) | 2 | ||
| Platalea alba | |||
| – Subsaharan Africa | 2* | ||
| Phoenicopterus ruber roseus | |||
| – Western Africa | 3a | ||
| – Eastern Africa | 3a 3c | ||
| – Southern Africa | 3a 3c | ||
| – Western Mediterranean | 3a | ||
| – Eastern Med, SW & S Asia | 2a | ||
| Phoenicopterus minor | |||
| – Western Africa | 2 | ||
| – Eastern Africa | 2a 2c | ||
| – Southern Africa | 3a 3c | ||
| Dendrocygna bicolor | |||
| – Western Africa | (1) | ||
| – Eastern & Southern Africa | (1) | ||
| Dendrocygna viduata | |||
| – Western Africa | 1 | ||
| – Eastern & Southern Africa | 1 | ||
| Thalassornis leuconotus leuconotus | |||
| – Western Africa | 1c | ||
| – Eastern & Southern Africa | 2* | ||
| Oxyura leucocephala | |||
| – Western Mediterranean | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – Algeria & Tunisia | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – E Med, Turkey & SW Asia | 1a 1b 2 | ||
| Cygnus olor | |||
| – NW Mainland & Central Europe | 2d | ||
| – Black Sea | 1 | ||
| – W & Central Asia/Caspian | 2a 2d | ||
| Cygnus cygnus | |||
| – Iceland/UK & Ireland | 2 | ||
| – NW Mainland Europe | 1 | ||
| – N Europe & W Sib/B Sea & E Med | 2 | ||
| – W & Cent Siberia/Caspian | 2 | ||
| Cygnus columbianus bewickii | |||
| – W Siberia & NE Europe/NW Europe | 1 | ||
| – Northern Siberia/Caspian | 1c | ||
| Anser brachyrhynchus | |||
| – E Greenland & Iceland/UK | 2a | ||
| – Svalbard/NW Europe | 1 | ||
| Anser fabalis fabalis | |||
| – W Sib & NE Europe/NW Europe | 1 | ||
| Anser fabalis rossicus | |||
| – W & C Siberia/NE & SW Europe | (1) | ||
| Anser albifrons albifrons | |||
| – NW Sib & NE Europe/NW Europe | 1 | ||
| – W Siberia/Central Europe | 3c* | ||
| – W Siberia/Black Sea & Turkey | 1 | ||
| – N Siberia/Caspian & Iraq | 2 | ||
| Anser albifrons flavirostris | |||
| – Greenland/Ireland & UK | 3a* | ||
| Anser erythropus | |||
| – N Europe & W Sib/B Sea & Caspian | 1a 1b 2 | ||
| Anser anser anser | |||
| – Iceland/UK & Ireland | 1 | ||
| – NW Europe/SW Europe | 1 | ||
| – Central Europe/N Africa | 2* | ||
| Anser anser rubrirostris | |||
| – Black Sea & Turkey | 1 | ||
| – W Siberia/Caspian & Iraq | 1 | ||
| Branta leucopsis | |||
| – E Greenland/Scotland & Ireland | 1 | ||
| – Svalbard/SW Scotland | 2 | ||
| – Russia/Germany & Netherlands | 1 | ||
| Branta bernicla bernicla | |||
| – W Siberia/W Europe | 2b | ||
| Branta bernicla hrota | |||
| – Svalbard/Denmark & UK | 1c | ||
| – Canada/Ireland | 2 | ||
| Branta ruficollis | |||
| – N Siberia/Black Sea & Caspian | 1a 1b 3a | ||
| Alopochen aegyptiacus | |||
| – Western Africa | 2 | ||
| – Eastern & Southern Africa | (1) | ||
| Tadorna ferruginea | |||
| – Northwestern Africa | 1c | ||
| – E Med & Black Sea/NE Africa | 2 | ||
| – W Asia & Caspian/Iran & Iraq | 1 | ||
| Tadorna cana | |||
| – Southern Africa | 1 | ||
| Tadorna tadorna | |||
| – Northwestern Europe | 2a | ||
| – Black Sea & Mediterranean | 1 | ||
| – W Asia/Caspian & Middle East | 1 | ||
| Plectropterus gambensis gambensis | |||
| – Western Africa | 3c | ||
| – Eastern Africa | 1 | ||
| Plectropterus gambensis niger | |||
| – Southern Africa | 1 | ||
| Sarkidiornis melanotos melanotos | |||
| – Western Africa | 1 | ||
| – Southern & Eastern Africa | 1 | ||
| Nettapus auritus | |||
| – Western Africa | 2 | ||
| – Southern & Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Anas penelope | |||
| – W Sib & NE Europe/NW Europe | 1 | ||
| – W Sib & NE Europe/B Sea & Med | 2c | ||
| – W Sib/SW Asia & NE Africa | 2c | ||
| Anas strepera strepera | |||
| – Northwestern Europe | 1 | ||
| – NE Europe/Black Sea & Med | 2c | ||
| – W Sib/SW Asia & NE Africa | (1) | ||
| Anas crecca crecca | |||
| – Northwestern Europe | 1 | ||
| – W Sib & NE Europe/B Sea & Med | 1 | ||
| – W Sib/SW Asia & NE Africa | 2c | ||
| Anas capensis | |||
| – E Africa to Western Africa | 2 | ||
| – Southern Africa | 1 | ||
| Anas platyrhynchos platyrhynchos | |||
| – Northwestern Europe | 1 | ||
| – N Europe/Western Mediterranean | 1 | ||
| – E Europe/Black Sea & E Med | 2c | ||
| – Western Siberia/SW Asia | (1) | ||
| Anas undulata undulata | |||
| – Southern Africa | 1 | ||
| Anas acuta | |||
| – Northwestern Europe | 1 | ||
| – W Sib, NE & E Eur/S Eur & W Afr | 2c | ||
| – W Siberia/SW Asia & E Africa | (1) | ||
| Anas erythrorhyncha | |||
| – Southern Africa | 1 | ||
| – Eastern Africa | 1 | ||
| – Madagascar | 2 | ||
| Anas hottentota | |||
| – Western Africa | 1c | ||
| – Eastern Africa | 1 | ||
| – Southern Africa | 1 | ||
| Anas querquedula | |||
| – W Siberia & Europe/W Africa | 2c | ||
| – W Sib/SW Asia, NE & E Africa | (1) | ||
| Anas clypeata | |||
| – NW & Central Europe (win) | 1 | ||
| – W Sib, NE & E Eur/S Eur & W Afr | (2c) | ||
| – W Sib/SW Asia, NE & E Africa | 2c | ||
| Marmaronetta angustirostris | |||
| – W Mediterranean/W Africa | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – Eastern Mediterranean | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – Southwestern Asia | 1a 1b 2 | ||
| Netta rufina | |||
| – SW & Cent Europe/W Med | 2* | ||
| – Black Sea & E Mediterranean | 3c | ||
| – Western & Central Asia/SW Asia | 1 | ||
| Netta erythrophthalma brunnea | |||
| – Southern & Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Aythya ferina | |||
| – NE Europe/NW Europe | 2c | ||
| – Cent & NE Europe/B Sea & Med | 2c | ||
| – Western Siberia/SW Asia | (2c) | ||
| Aythya nyroca | |||
| – W Mediterranean/W Africa | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – E Europe/E Med & Africa | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – W Asia/SW Asia & NE Africa | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Aythya fuligula | |||
| – Northwestern Europe (win) | 1 | ||
| – Cent Europe, B Sea & Med (win) | 1 | ||
| – W Sib/SW Asia & NE Africa | (1) | ||
| Aythya marila marila | |||
| – Northern Europe/Western Europe | 1 | ||
| – W Siberia/B Sea & Caspian | 1 | ||
| Somateria mollissima mollissima | |||
| – Baltic, Denmark & Netherlands | 1 | ||
| – Norway & Russia | 1 | ||
| Somateria mollissima islandica | |||
| – Svalbard & Franz Joseph (bre) | 1 | ||
| Somateria spectabilis | |||
| – E Greenland, NE Europe & W Sib | 1 | ||
| Polysticta stelleri | |||
| – Western Siberia/NE Europe | 1a 1b | 1 | |
| Clangula hyemalis | |||
| – Iceland & Greenland | 1 | ||
| – Western Siberia/North Europe | 1 | ||
| Melanitta nigra nigra | |||
| – W Sib & N Eur/W Eur & NW Africa | 2a | ||
| Melanitta fusca fusca | |||
| – W Siberia & N Europe/NW Europe | 2a | ||
| – Black Sea & Caspian | 1c | ||
| Bucephala clangula clangula | |||
| – NW & Central Europe (win) | 1 | ||
| – NE Europe/Adriatic | 1 | ||
| – W Siberia & NE Europe/Black Sea | 2 | ||
| – Western Siberia/Caspian | 2 | ||
| Mergellus albellus | |||
| – NW & Central Europe (win) | 3a | ||
| – NE Europe/Black Sea & E Med | 1 | ||
| – Western Siberia/SW Asia | 1 | ||
| Mergus serrator serrator | |||
| – NW & Central Europe (win) | 1 | ||
| – NE Europe/Black Sea & Med | 1 | ||
| – Western Siberia/SW & Cent Asia | 1c | ||
| Mergus merganser merganser | |||
| – NW & Central Europe (win) | 1 | ||
| – NE Europe/Black Sea | 1c | ||
| – Western Siberia/Caspian | 2 | ||
| Grus leucogeranus | |||
| – Iran (win) | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Grus virgo1 | |||
| – Black Sea (bre) | 1c | ||
| – Turkey (bre) | 1c | ||
| – Kalmykia (bre) | 1 | ||
| Grus paradisea | |||
| – Extreme Southern Africa | 1b 2 | ||
| Grus carunculatus | |||
| – Northernmost Southern Africa | 1b 2 | ||
| Grus grus | |||
| – Northwest Europe (bre) | 1 | ||
| – NE & Central Europe (bre) | 1 | ||
| – Black Sea & E Med (win) | 3c | ||
| – Black Sea & Turkey (bre) | 1c | ||
| – Southwest Asia (win) | 3c | ||
| Sarothrura boehmi | |||
| – Central Africa | (3b) | ||
| Porzana parva parva | |||
| – Western Eurasia/Africa | 2c | ||
| Porzana pusilla intermedia | |||
| – Europe (bre) | 2 | ||
| Porzana porzana | |||
| – Europe/Africa | 2c | ||
| Aenigmatolimnas marginalis | |||
| – Subsaharan Africa | 2b | ||
| Fulica atra atra | |||
| – Black Sea & Med (win) | 1 | ||
| Dromas ardeola | |||
| – NW Indian Ocean, Red Sea & Gulf | 3a | ||
| Himantopus himantopus himantopus | |||
| – Subsaharan Africa (bre) | (1) | ||
| – Western Mediterranean (bre) | 1 | ||
| – B Sea & E Mediterranean (bre) | 1 | ||
| – Southwestern Asia (win) | 2 | ||
| Recurvirostra avosetta | |||
| – Southern Africa (bre) | 2 | ||
| – Eastern Africa (bre) | (1) | ||
| – W Europe & W Med (bre) | 1 | ||
| – B Sea & E Mediterranean (bre) | (3c) | ||
| – W & SW Asia/Eastern Africa | 2 | ||
| Glareola pratincola pratincola | |||
| – Western Mediterranean (bre) | 2 | ||
| – B Sea & E Mediterranean (bre) | 2 | ||
| – Southwestern Asia (bre) | (1) | ||
| Glareola nordmanni | |||
| – W & Cent Asia/E & S Africa | 2b 2c | ||
| Pluvialis apricaria | |||
| – Iceland & Faroes/E Atlantic | 1 | ||
| – N Europe/W Europe & NW Africa | 1 | ||
| – UK, Ireland, DK & Ger (bre) | 3c* | ||
| – Western Siberia (bre) | (1) | ||
| Pluvialis squatarola | |||
| – Eastern Atlantic (win) | 1 | ||
| – SW Asia & Eastern Africa (win) | 1 | ||
| Charadrius hiaticula hiaticula | |||
| – Europe & Northern Africa (win) | 1 | ||
| – Western Africa (win) | (1) | ||
| Charadrius hiaticula tundrae | |||
| – SW Asia, Eastern & Southern Africa (win) | (1) | ||
| Charadrius dubius curonicus | |||
| – Europe/Western Africa | 1 | ||
| – West & SW Asia/Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Charadrius pecuarius pecuarius | |||
| – Subsaharan Africa | (1) | ||
| Charadrius tricollaris tricollaris | |||
| – Southern & Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Charadrius forbesi | |||
| – Western & Central Africa | (1) | ||
| Charadrius pallidus pallidus | |||
| – Southern Africa | 1c | ||
| Charadrius pallidus venustus | |||
| – Eastern Africa | (2c) | ||
| Charadrius alexandrinus alexandrinus | |||
| – Eastern Atlantic | 3c | ||
| – Black Sea & E Mediterranean (bre) | 3c | ||
| – SW Asia & NE Africa (win) | (1) | ||
| Charadrius marginatus tenellus | |||
| – Southern & Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Charadrius marginatus mechowi | |||
| – West-central Africa | (1) | ||
| Charadrius mongolus pamirensis | |||
| – SW Asia & Eastern Africa (win) | (1) | ||
| Charadrius leschenaultii columbinus | |||
| – B Sea & E Mediterranean (bre) | 1c | ||
| Charadrius leschenaultii crassirostris | |||
| – SW Asia & Eastern Africa (win) | (1) | ||
| Charadrius asiaticus | |||
| – Western Asia/E & S Africa | 3c | ||
| Eudromias morinellus | |||
| – Europe (bre) | 2c | ||
| – Asia (bre) | (1) | ||
| Vanellus vanellus | |||
| – Europe (bre) | 2c | ||
| – Western Asia (bre) | (1) | ||
| Vanellus spinosus | |||
| – Black Sea & Mediterranean (bre) | 1 | ||
| Vanellus albiceps | |||
| – Western & Central Africa | (1) | ||
| Vanellus senegallus senegallus | |||
| – Western Africa | (1) | ||
| Vanellus senegallus solitaneus | |||
| – Southwestern Africa | (1) | ||
| Vanellus senegallus lateralis | |||
| – Eastern & Southeastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Vanellus lugubris | |||
| – SW West Africa, & Cent & E Africa | (1) | ||
| Vanellus melanopterus minor | |||
| – Southern Africa | (1) | ||
| Vanellus coronatus coronatus | |||
| – Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| – Central Africa | (1) | ||
| Vanellus coronatus xerophilus | |||
| – Southwest Africa | (1) | ||
| Vanellus superciliosus | |||
| – Western & Central Africa | (2) | ||
| Vanellus gregarius2 | |||
| – Western Asia/NE Africa | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Vanellus leucurus | |||
| – SW Asia & NE Africa (win) | 1 | ||
| Gallinago media | |||
| – Scandinavia (bre) | 1 | ||
| – W Siberia & NE Europe (bre) | 2c | ||
| Gallinago gallinago gallinago | |||
| – Europe (bre) | 2c | ||
| – Western Siberia (bre) | 1 | ||
| – Iceland (bre) (faroeensis) | 1 | ||
| Lymnocryptes minimus | |||
| – Europe (bre) | (3c)* | ||
| – Western Siberia (bre) | (1) | ||
| Limosa limosa limosa | |||
| – Western Europe/W Africa | 2c | ||
| – Eastern Europe/Eastern Africa | 2c | ||
| – SW Asia & NE Africa (win) | (1) | ||
| Limosa limosa islandica | |||
| – Iceland (bre) | 3a* | ||
| Limosa lapponica lapponica | |||
| – Western Palearctic (win) | 2a | ||
| – West & Southwest Africa (win) | 2a | ||
| – SW Asia & Eastern Africa (win) | (1) | ||
| Numenius phaeopus phaeopus | |||
| – Europe/Western Africa | 1 | ||
| – Western Siberia/S & E Africa | (1) | ||
| Numenius phaeopus alboaxillaris3 | |||
| – SW Asia/Eastern Africa | 1c | ||
| Numenius tenuirostris | |||
| – Gulf, Med & Morocco (win) | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Numenius arquata arquata | |||
| – Europe (bre) | 1 | ||
| Numenius arquata orientalis | |||
| – SW Asia & Eastern Africa (win) | 3c | ||
| Tringa erythropus | |||
| – Europe/Western Africa | (1) | ||
| – SW Asia & Eastern Africa (win) | (1) | ||
| Tringa totanus totanus | |||
| – East Atlantic (win) | 2c | ||
| – E Europe/E Med & Africa | 2c | ||
| Tringa totanus ussuriensis | |||
| – SW Asia & Eastern Africa (win) | (1) | ||
| Tringa totanus robusta | |||
| – Iceland & Faroes (bre) | 1 | ||
| Tringa stagnatilis | |||
| – Europe/Western Africa | (1) | ||
| – SW Asia & E & S Africa (win) | (1) | ||
| Tringa nebularia | |||
| – Europe/Western Africa | 1 | ||
| – SW Asia & E & S Africa (win) | (1) | ||
| Tringa ochropus | |||
| – Europe/Western Africa | 1 | ||
| – SW Asia & Eastern Africa (win) | (1) | ||
| Tringa glareola | |||
| – Europe (bre) | 2c | ||
| – SW Asia, E & S Africa (win) | (1) | ||
| Tringa cinerea | |||
| – SW Asia & Africa (win) | 1 | ||
| Tringa hypoleucos | |||
| – Europe (bre) | 1 | ||
| – SW Asia & Eastern Africa (win) | (1) | ||
| Arenaria interpres interpres | |||
| – Western Palearctic (win) | 1 | ||
| – Western Africa (win) | 1 | ||
| – SW Asia, E & S Africa (win) | (1) | ||
| Calidris tenuirostris | |||
| – SW Asia & W South Asia (win) | 1c | ||
| Calidris canutus canutus | |||
| – Western & Southern Africa (win) | 2a 2c | ||
| Calidris canutus islandica | |||
| – NE Can & Greenland/NW Europe | 2a | ||
| Calidris alba | |||
| – E Atlantic, W & S Africa (win) | 1 | ||
| – SW Asia, E & S Africa (win) | (1) | ||
| Calidris minuta | |||
| – Europe & Western Africa (win) | 1 | ||
| – SW Asia, E & S Africa (win) | (1) | ||
| Calidris temminckii | |||
| – Europe/Western Africa | (1) | ||
| – SW Asia & Eastern Africa (win) | (1) | ||
| Calidris maritima | |||
| – Eastern Atlantic (win) | 1 | ||
| Calidris alpina alpina | |||
| – N Siberia/Europe & N Africa | 2c | ||
| – SW Asia & NE Africa (win) | (1) | ||
| Calidris alpina schinzii | |||
| – Iceland & Greenland (bre) | 1 | ||
| – Baltic, UK & Ireland (bre) | 3c | ||
| Calidris alpina arctica | |||
| – Greenland (bre) | 2 | ||
| Calidris ferruginea | |||
| – SW Europe & W Africa (win) | 1 | ||
| – SW Asia, E & S Africa (win) | 1 | ||
| Limicola falcinellus falcinellus | |||
| – N Europe/SW Asia & E Africa | 3c | ||
| Philomachus pugnax | |||
| – Western Africa (win) | 2c | ||
| – SW Asia, E & S Africa (win) | (1) | ||
| Phalaropus lobatus | |||
| – Western Eurasia (bre) | 1 | ||
| Phalaropus fulicaria | |||
| – African Atlantic coasts (win) | (1) | ||
| Larus leucophthalmus | |||
| – Red Sea & nearby coasts | 1a 1b 2 | ||
| Larus hemprichii | |||
| – Red Sea, Gulf, Arabia & E Africa | 2a | ||
| Larus audouinii | |||
| – Med/N & W Africa coasts | 1a 3a | ||
| Larus armenicus | |||
| – Armenia, E Turkey & W Iran | 3a | ||
| Larus ichthyaetus | |||
| – Black Sea & Caspian/SW Asia | 3a | ||
| Larus genei | |||
| – Western Africa (bre) | 2 | ||
| – Black Sea & Mediterranean (bre) | 2a | ||
| – W, SW & S Asia (bre) | 2a | ||
| Larus melanocephalus | |||
| – W Europe, Med & NW Africa | 2a | ||
| Sterna nilotica nilotica | |||
| – Western Europe/Western Africa | 2 | ||
| – Black Sea & E Mediterranean (bre) | 2 | ||
| – Southwestern Asia (win) | 2 | ||
| Sterna caspia caspia | |||
| – Southern Africa (bre) | 1c | ||
| – Western Africa (bre) | 2 | ||
| – Europe (bre) | 1c | ||
| – Caspian (bre) | 1c | ||
| Sterna maxima albidorsalis | |||
| – Western Africa (bre) | 3a | ||
| Sterna bengalensis bengalensis | |||
| – Gulf/Southern Asia | 2a | ||
| Sterna bengalensis par | |||
| – Red Sea/Eastern Africa | 3a | ||
| Sterna bengalensis emigrata | |||
| – S Med/NW & W Africa coasts | 1c | ||
| Sterna bergii bergii | |||
| – S Africa & Madagascar (bre) | 2 | ||
| Sterna bergii thalassinus | |||
| – Eastern Africa & Seychelles (bre) | 1c | ||
| Sterna bergii velox | |||
| – Red Sea & NE Africa | 3a | ||
| Sterna sandvicensis sandvicensis | |||
| – Western Europe/Western Africa | 2a | ||
| – Black Sea & Mediterranean (bre) | 2a (2c) | ||
| – SW & S Asia (win) | 2a | ||
| Sterna dougallii dougallii | |||
| – Europe (bre) | 1c | ||
| Sterna hirundo hirundo | |||
| – Southern & Western Europe (bre) | 1 | ||
| – Northern & Eastern Europe (bre) | 1 | ||
| – Western Asia (bre) | (1) | ||
| Sterna paradisaea | |||
| – Western Eurasia (bre) | 1 | ||
| Sterna albifrons albifrons | |||
| – Eastern Atlantic (bre) | 3b | ||
| – B Sea & E Mediterranean (bre) | 3c | ||
| – Caspian (bre) | 2 | ||
| Sterna albifrons guineae | |||
| – Western Africa (bre) | (2) | ||
| Sterna saundersi | |||
| – W S Asia, Red Sea, Gulf & E Afr | (1) | ||
| Sterna balaenarum | |||
| – S & Central Africa Atlantic | 2 | ||
| Sterna repressa | |||
| – W S Asia, Red Sea, Gulf & E Afr | 2c | ||
| Chlidonias leucopterus | |||
| – E Europe & W Asia/Africa | 2c | ||
| Chlidonias niger niger | |||
| – Europe & Asia (bre) | 2c |
Footnotes to Table 1:
1: This species is listed in Appendix II of the Bonn Convention under the name Anthropoides virgo.
2: This species is listed as Chettusia gregaria in Appendix I of the Bonn Convention.
3: The form ``alboaxillaris" is thought by some authors to be only a colour morph of nominate phaeopus.
Amendements au Plan d'action
La Réunion des Parties à l'Accord sur la conservation des oiseaux d'eau migrateurs d'Afrique-Eurasie,
Rappelant l'Acte final de la réunion de négociation visant à adopter l'Accord sur la conservation des oiseaux d'eau migrateurs d'Afrique-Eurasie (tenue à La Haye en juin 1995), et invitant le Secrétariat intérimaire à préparer des amendements au Plan d'action relatif aux espèces ou familles d'espèces répertoriées à l'annexe 2 de l'Accord,
Rappelant l'article X de l'Accord relatif aux procédures en vue d'amender le Plan d'action et ses annexes,
Reconnaissant que tous les oiseaux d'eau répertoriés dans l'annexe 2 de l'Accord devraient être inclus dans le Plan d'action pour assurer la cohérence des mesures de conservation,
Convaincue que des mesures urgentes sont nécessaires pour de nombreuses espèces qui ne figurent pas encore dans le Plan d'action adopté à la réunion finale de négociation (La Haye, juin 1995),
1. Adopte les amendements de caractère rédactionnel proposés ci-après au Plan d'action:
(a) Aux paragraphes 4.3.2, 4.3.3 et 4.3.4, ajouter après «notamment aux cultures» ou «en particulier aux cultures» le membre de phrase «et à la pêche»;
(b) Au paragraphe 4.3.6, ajouter après la première phrase la phrase suivante :
«Une attention particulière devrait être accordée aux perturbations causées par l'activité humaine sur les lieux de reproduction des colonies d'oiseaux d'eau nidifiant collectivement, en particulier lorsque ceux-ci se situent dans des endroits populaires pour la pratique d'activités récréatives de plein air».
2. Note que le tableau 1 «Statut des populations d'oiseaux d'eau migrateurs» est remplacé par l'annexe I de la présente résolution;
3. Adopte en outre l'état de conservation le plus récent des populations indiqué entre crochets aux tableaux 1a et 1b du document AEWA/MOP1.7, de préférence à l'état de conservation déduit de la deuxième édition du Waterfowl Population Estimates (1997) pour les motifs exposés dans le document AEWA/Inf.1.1;
4. Demande au Comité technique, en consultation avec le Conseil scientifique du Secrétariat de la Convention s'il y a lieu, d'envisager d'ajouter à l'annexe 2 de l'Accord et au tableau 1 du Plan d'action un certain nombre d'espèces, qui, d'après le document AEWA/Inf.1.1 et d'autres sources, mériteraient d'y être inscrites, en particulierOxyura maccoa, Sarothrura ayresi, Crex crex, Glareola ocularis, Glareola nuchalis et Rhynchops flavirostris;
5. Note le degré élevé d'incertitude quant aux estimations des populations actuelles de Lymnocryptes minimus,et prie instamment le Comité technique, oeuvrant en collaboration avec les organismes compétents, d'examiner les données et informations actuelles et d'établir un bilan de leur état de conservation pour la deuxième session de la Réunion des Parties;
6. Prie le Secrétariat de suivre la mise en oeuvre des amendements, et de stimuler l'élaboration de plans d'action par espèce pour les espèces dont l'état de conservation est estimé défavorable;
7. Demande à toutes les Parties de fournir les ressources nécessaires en vue d'entreprendre les actions prioritaires au niveau international, telles que l'élaboration de plans d'action par espèce dans les cas où ces plans font le plus défaut.
Etat des populations d'oiseaux d'eau migrateurs
Liste des colonnes
La classification suivante est utilisée pour la mise en oeuvre du Plan d'action.
Colonne A
| Catégorie 1: | (a) Espèces figurant à l'annexe 1 de la Convention; |
| (b) Espèces inscrites sur la Liste Rouge de l'UICN de 1996 des Animaux menacés; | |
| (c) Populations de moins de 10 000 individus. | |
| Catégorie 2: | Populations comptant approximativement entre 10 000 et 25 000 individus. |
| Catégorie 3: | Populations comptant approximativement entre 25 000 et 100 000 individus et considérées comme menacées en raison de: |
| (a) Leur concentration sur un petit nombre de sites à un stade ou l'autre de leur cycle annuel; | |
| (b) Leur dépendance par rapport à un type d'habitat gravement menacé; | |
| (c) Signes importants de leur déclin à long terme; | |
| (d) Fluctuations extrêmes de la taille de la population, ou tendances allant dans ce sens. | |
| Pour les espèces inscrites dans les catégories 2 et 3 ci-dessus, voir le paragraphe 2.1.1 de la présente annexe. | |
| Colonne B | |
| Catégorie 1: | Populations comptant approximativement entre 25 000 et 100 000 d'individus qui ne remplissent pas les conditions pour figurer dans la colonne A ci-dessus. |
| Catégorie 2: | Populations comptant plus d'une centaine de milliers d'individus et considérées comme nécessitant une attention particulière en raison de: |
| (a) Leur concentration sur un petit nombre de sites à un stade ou l'autre de leur cycle annuel; | |
| (b) Leur dépendance à l'égard d'un type d'habitat qui est gravement menacé; | |
| (c) Signes importants de leur déclin à long terme; | |
| (d) Fluctuations extrêmes de la taille de la population, ou tendances allant dans ce sens. | |
| Colonne C | |
| Catégorie 1: | Populations comptant plus d'une centaine de milliers d'individus, ayant dans une grande mesure intérêt à bénéficier d'une coopération internationale et qui ne remplissent pas les conditions pour figurer dans les colonnes A ou B ci-dessus. |
Examen du tableau 1
Le présent tableau sera:
(a) Examiné régulièrement par le Comité technique conformément à l'article VII, paragraphe 3(b), du présent Accord; et
(b) Amendé, s'il y a lieu, par la Réunion des Parties conformément à l'article VI, paragraphe 9(d), du présent Accord à la lumière des conclusions de cet examen.
Liste des abréviations et symboles
| rep: | population reproductrice | hiv: | population hivernante |
| N: | nord | E: | est |
| S: | sud | O: | ouest |
| NE: | nord-est | NO: | nord-ouest |
| SE: | sud-est | SO: | sud-ouest |
(): Etat de conservation de la population inconnu. Etat de conservation estimé.
*: A titre exceptionnel, les populations marquées d'un astérisque peuvent continuer à être chassées dans un souci d'exploitation durable, lorsque cette chasse constitue une pratique culturellement bien établie (voir alinéa 2.1.1).
Remarques
1. Les données relatives aux populations utilisées dans le tableau 1 correspondent, dans la mesure du possible, au nombre d'individus de la population reproductrice potentielle, dans la zone de l'Accord. L'état de conservation est établi à partir des meilleures estimations de populations disponibles et publiées.
2. Les abréviations (rep) ou (hiv) utilisées dans le tableau servent uniquement aux fins d'identification des populations. Elles n'indiquent pas de restrictions saisonnières aux actions menées au regard de ces populations dans le cadre de l'Accord et du Plan d'action.
3. Les descriptions brèves utilisées pour l'identification des populations reproduisent celles de la seconde édition deWaterfowl Population Estimates, modifiées pour tenir compte du rapport sur les états de conservation (Doc. AEWA Inf. 1.1).
4. Les barres obliques (/) qui sont employées séparent les zones de reproduction des zones d'hivernage.
5. Lorsque la population d'une espèce figure au tableau 1 sous plusieurs catégories, les obligations à prendre en compte au titre du Plan d'action sont celles qui découlent de la catégorie la plus stricte.
| A | B | C | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gavia stellata | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest (hiv) | 2c | ||
| – Mer Caspienne, Mer Noire & Méditerranée E. (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Gavia arctica arctica | |||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Europe | 2c | ||
| Gavia arctica suschkini | |||
| – Sibérie centrale/Mer Caspienne | (1) | ||
| Gavia immer | |||
| – Europe (hiv) | 1c | ||
| Gavia adamsii | |||
| – Europe du Nord (hiv) | (2) | ||
| Podiceps grisegena grisegena | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest (hiv) | 1 | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée (hiv) | (1) | ||
| – Mer Caspienne (hiv) | 2 | ||
| Podiceps auritus auritus | |||
| – Europe NO (large billed) | 1c | ||
| – Europe NE (small billed) | 1 | ||
| – Mer Caspienne & Asie du Sud (hiv) | 2 | ||
| Pelecanus onocrotalus | |||
| – Europe & Asie occidentale (rep) | 1a 3c | ||
| Pelecanus crispus | |||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée (hiv) | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – Asie SO & Asie S. (hiv) | 1a 1b 2 | ||
| Phalacrocorax pygmaeus | |||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée | 2 | ||
| – Asie du Sud-Est | 1 | ||
| Phalacrocorax nigrogularis | |||
| – Golfe & Mer d'Arabie | 2a (2c) | ||
| Egretta vinaceigula | |||
| – Afrique australe | 1b 1c | ||
| Ardea purpurea purpurea | |||
| – Méditerranée occidentale (rep) | 2 | ||
| – Europe E & Asie SO (rep) | (2c) | ||
| Casmerodius albus albus | |||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée (hiv) | 2 | ||
| – Asie du Sud-Ouest (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Ardeola idae | |||
| – Madagascar & Aldabra (rep) | 1c | ||
| Ardeola rufiventris | |||
| – Afrique tropicale E & S | (1) | ||
| Ixobrychus minutus minutus | |||
| – Europe & Afrique du Nord (rep) | 2c | ||
| – Asie occidentale et du Sud-Ouest (rep) | (1) | ||
| Ixobrychus sturmii | |||
| – Afrique subsaharienne | (1) | ||
| Botaurus stellaris stellaris | |||
| – Europe (rep) | 3c | ||
| – Asie du Sud-Ouest (hiv) | 2 | ||
| Mycteria ibis | |||
| – Afrique subsaharienne | 1 | ||
| Ciconia nigra | |||
| – Europe SO/Afrique de l'Ouest | 1c | ||
| – Europe centrale & Europe de l'Est (rep) | 2 | ||
| Ciconia episcopus microscelis | |||
| – Afrique tropicale | 1 | ||
| Ciconia ciconia ciconia | |||
| – Afrique australe | 1c | ||
| – Ibérie & Afrique NO (rep) | 3b | ||
| – Europe centrale & orientale (rep) | 2c | ||
| – Asie du Sud-Ouest (hiv) | 3b | ||
| – Europe centrale & SE (rep) | 2 | ||
| Plegadis falcinellus falcinellus | |||
| – Afrique subsaharienne (rep) | (1) | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée/Afrique de l'Ouest | [3c] | 1 | |
| – Asie du Sud-Ouest/Afrique E | 2* | [1] | |
| Geronticus eremita | |||
| – Maroc | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – Asie du Sud-Ouest | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Threskiornis aethiopicus aethiopicus | |||
| – Afrique subsaharienne | 1 | ||
| – Iraq & Iran | 1c | ||
| Platalea leucorodia leucorodia | |||
| – Atlantique Est | 1c | ||
| – Europe centrale & SE (rep) | 2 | ||
| Platalea leucorodia archeri | |||
| – Mer Rouge | 1c | ||
| Platalea leucorodia major | |||
| – Asie SO & Asie du Sud (hiv) | 2 | ||
| Platalea alba | |||
| – Afrique subsaharienne | 2* | ||
| Phoenicopterus ruber roseus | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | 3a | ||
| – Afrique de l'Est | 3a 3c | ||
| – Afrique australe | 3a 3c | ||
| – Méditerranée occidentale | 3a | ||
| – Méditerranée orientale, Asie SO & S | 2a | ||
| Phoenicopterus minor | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | 2 | ||
| – Afrique de l'Est | 2a 2c | ||
| – Afrique australe | 3a 3c | ||
| Dendrocygna bicolor | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | (1) | ||
| – Afrique de l'Est et Afrique australe | (1) | ||
| Dendrocygna viduata | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Afrique de l'Est et Afrique australe | 1 | ||
| Thalassornis leuconotus leuconotus | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | 1c | ||
| – Afrique de l'Est et Afrique australe | 2* | ||
| Oxyura leucocephala | |||
| – Méditerranée occidentale | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – Algérie & Tunisie | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – Méditerranée E, Turquie & Asie SO | 1a 1b 2 | ||
| Cygnus olor | |||
| – NO continent européen & Europe centrale | 2d | ||
| – Mer Noire | 1 | ||
| – Asie O & centrale /Mer Caspienne | 2a 2d | ||
| Cygnus cygnus | |||
| – Islande/R.-U. & Irlande | 2 | ||
| – NO continent européen | 1 | ||
| – Europe N & Sib. O /Mer Noire & Méd E | 2 | ||
| – Sibérie O & centrale/Mer Caspienne | 2 | ||
| Cygnus columbianus bewickii | |||
| – Sibérie O & Europe NE/Europe NO | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie Nord/Mer Caspienne | 1c | ||
| Anser brachyrhynchus | |||
| – Groenland E & Islande/R.-U | 2a | ||
| – Svalbard/Europe NO | 1 | ||
| Anser fabalis fabalis | |||
| – Sib. O & Europe NE/Europe NO | 1 | ||
| Anser fabalis rossicus | |||
| – Sibérie O & C /Europe NE & SO | (1) | ||
| Anser albifrons albifrons | |||
| – Sib NO & Europe NE /Europe NO | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie O/Europe centrale | 3c* | ||
| – Sibérie O/Mer Noire & Turquie | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie N/Mer Caspienne & Iraq | 2 | ||
| Anser albifrons flavirostris | |||
| – Groenland/Irlande & R.-U | 3a* | ||
| Anser erythropus | |||
| – Europe N & Sib. O/Mer Noire & Mer Caspienne | 1a 1b 2 | ||
| Anser anser anser | |||
| – Islande/R.-U & Irlande | 1 | ||
| – Europe NO/Europe SO | 1 | ||
| – Europe centrale/ Afrique N | 2* | ||
| Anser anser rubrirostris | |||
| – Mer Noire & Turquie | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie O/Mer Caspienne & Iraq | 1 | ||
| Branta leucopsis | |||
| – Groenland E/Ecosse & Irlande | 1 | ||
| – Svalbard/Ecosse SO | 2 | ||
| – Russie/Allemagne & Pays-Bas | 1 | ||
| Branta bernicla bernicla | |||
| – Sibérie O/Europe O | 2b | ||
| Branta bernicla hrota | |||
| – Svalbard/Danemark & R.-U | 1c | ||
| – Canada/Irlande | 2 | ||
| Branta ruficollis | |||
| – Sibérie N/Mer Noire & Mer Caspienne | 1a 1b 3a | ||
| Alopochen aegyptiacus | |||
| – Afrique occidentale | 2 | ||
| – Afrique de l'Est & Afrique australe | (1) | ||
| Tadorna ferruginea | |||
| – Afrique du Nord-Ouest | 1c | ||
| – Méditerranée E & Mer Noire/ Afrique NE | 2 | ||
| – Asie O & Mer Caspiennne/Iran & Iraq | 1 | ||
| Tadorna cana | |||
| – Afrique australe | 1 | ||
| Tadorna tadorna | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest | 2a | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée | 1 | ||
| – Asie O/Mer Caspienne & Moyen-Orient | 1 | ||
| Plectropterus gambensis gambensis | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | 3c | ||
| – Afrique de l'Est | 1 | ||
| Plectropterus gambensis niger | |||
| – Afrique australe | 1 | ||
| Sarkidiornis melanotos melanotos | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Afrique australe & de l'Est | 1 | ||
| Nettapus auritus | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | 2 | ||
| – Afrique australe & de l'Est | (1) | ||
| Anas penelope | |||
| – Sib.O & Europe NE/Europe NO | 1 | ||
| – Sib.O & Europe NE/Mer Noire & Méditerranée | 2c | ||
| – Sib.O/Asia SO & Afrique NE | 2c | ||
| Anas strepera strepera | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Europe NE/Mer Noire & Méditerranée | 2c | ||
| – Sib. O/ Asie SO & Afrique NE | (1) | ||
| Anas crecca crecca | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Sib.O & Europe NE/Mer Noire & Méditerranée | 1 | ||
| – Sib. O/Asia SO & Afrique NE | 2c | ||
| Anas capensis | |||
| – d'Afrique E à l'Afrique O | 2 | ||
| – Afrique australe | 1 | ||
| Anas platyrhynchos platyrhynchos | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Europe N/Méditerranée occidentale | 1 | ||
| – Europe E/Mer Noire & Méditerranée E | 2c | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Asie SO | (1) | ||
| Anas undulata undulata | |||
| – Afrique australe | 1 | ||
| Anas acuta | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Sib.O, Eur NE & E /Eur S & Afr. O | 2c | ||
| – Sibérie O/Asia SO & Afrique E | (1) | ||
| Anas erythrorhyncha | |||
| – Afrique australe | 1 | ||
| – Afrique de l'Est | 1 | ||
| – Madagascar | 2 | ||
| Anas hottentota | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | 1c | ||
| – Afrique de l'Est | 1 | ||
| – Afrique australe | 1 | ||
| Anas querquedula | |||
| – Sibérie O & Europe/Afrique O | 2c | ||
| – Sib. O/ Asie SO, Afrique NE & E | (1) | ||
| Anas clypeata | |||
| – Europe NO & centrale (hiv) | 1 | ||
| – Sib.O, Eur NE & E /Eur S & Afr O | (2c) | ||
| – Sib. O/Asie SO, Afrique NE & E | 2c | ||
| Marmaronetta angustirostris | |||
| – Méditerranée O/Afrique O | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – Méditerranée orientale | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – Asie du Sud-Ouest | 1a 1b 2 | ||
| Netta rufina | |||
| – Europe SO & centrale /Méd. O | 2* | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée E | 3c | ||
| – Asie occidentale & centrale /Asia SO | 1 | ||
| Netta erythrophthalma brunnea | |||
| – Afrique australe et de l'Est | (1) | ||
| Aythya ferina | |||
| – Europe NE/Europe NO | 2c | ||
| – Europe centrale & NE /Mer Noire & Méd | 2c | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Asie SO | (2c) | ||
| Aythya nyroca | |||
| – Méditerranée O/Afrique O | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – Europe E/Méditerranée E & Afrique | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – Asie O/Asie SO & Afrique NE | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Aythya fuligula | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest (hiv) | 1 | ||
| – Europe Centrale, mer Noire & Méd (hiv) | 1 | ||
| – Sib. O/Asie SO & Afrique NE | (1) | ||
| Aythya marila marila | |||
| – Europe du Nord/Europe de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie O/Mer Noire & mer Caspienne | 1 | ||
| Somateria mollissima mollissima | |||
| – Baltique, Danemark & Pays-Bas | 1 | ||
| – Norvège & Russie | 1 | ||
| Somateria mollissima islandica | |||
| – Svalbard & Franz Joseph (rep) | 1 | ||
| Somateria spectabilis | |||
| – Groenland E, Europe NE & Sibérie O | 1 | ||
| Polysticta stelleri | |||
| – Sibérie occidentale /Europe NE | 1a 1b | 1 | |
| Clangula hyemalis | |||
| – Islande & Groenland | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Europe du Nord | 1 | ||
| Melanitta nigra nigra | |||
| – Sibérie O& Europe N/Europe O & Afrique NO | 2a | ||
| Melanitta fusca fusca | |||
| – Sibérie O & Europe N/Europe NO | 2a | ||
| – Mer Noire & Mer Caspienne | 1c | ||
| Bucephala clangula clangula | |||
| – Europe NO & centrale (hiv) | 1 | ||
| – Europe NE/Adriatique | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie O & Europe NE /Mer Noire | 2 | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Mer Caspienne | 2 | ||
| Mergellus albellus | |||
| – Europe NO & centrale (hiv) | 3a | ||
| – Europe NE /Mer Noire & Méditerranée E | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Asie SO | 1 | ||
| Mergus serrator serrator | |||
| – Europe NO & centrale (hiv) | 1 | ||
| – Europe NE /Mer Noire & Méditerranée | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Asie SO & centrale | 1c | ||
| Mergus merganser merganser | |||
| – Europe NO & centrale (hiv) | 1 | ||
| – Europe NE/Mer Noire | 1c | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Mer Caspienne | 2 | ||
| Grus leucogeranus | |||
| – Iran (hiv) | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Grus virgo1 | |||
| – Mer Noire (rep) | 1c | ||
| – Turquie (rep) | 1c | ||
| – Kalmykia (rep) | 1 | ||
| Grus paradisea | |||
| – Extrême sud de l'Afrique australe | 1b 2 | ||
| Grus carunculatus | |||
| – Extrême nord de l'Afrique australe | 1b 2 | ||
| Grus grus | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest (rep) | 1 | ||
| – Europe NE & centrale (rep) | 1 | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée E (hiv) | 3c | ||
| – Mer Noire & Turquie (rep) | 1c | ||
| – Asie du Sud-Ouest (hiv) | 3c | ||
| Sarothrura boehmi | |||
| – Afrique centrale | (3b) | ||
| Porzana parva parva | |||
| – Eurasie occidentale/Afrique | 2c | ||
| Porzana pusilla intermedia | |||
| – Europe (rep) | 2 | ||
| Porzana porzana | |||
| – Europe/Afrique | 2c | ||
| Aenigmatolimnas marginalis | |||
| – Afrique subsaharienne | 2b | ||
| Fulica atra atra | |||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée (hiv) | 1 | ||
| Dromas ardeola | |||
| – NO océan Indien, mer Rouge & Golfe | 3a | ||
| Himantopus himantopus himantopus | |||
| – Afrique subsaharienne (rep) | (1) | ||
| – Méditerranée occidentale (rep) | 1 | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée E (rep) | 1 | ||
| – Asie du Sud-Ouest (hiv) | 2 | ||
| Recurvirostra avosetta | |||
| – Afrique australe (rep) | 2 | ||
| – Afrique de l'Est (rep) | (1) | ||
| – Europe O & Méditerranée O (rep) | 1 | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée E (rep) | (3c) | ||
| – Asie O & SO /Afrique de l'Est | 2 | ||
| Glareola pratincola pratincola | |||
| – Méditerranée occidentale (rep) | 2 | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée E (rep) | 2 | ||
| – Asie du Sud-Ouest (rep) | (1) | ||
| Glareola nordmanni | |||
| – Asie O & centrale / Afrique E & S | 2b 2c | ||
| Pluvialis apricaria | |||
| – Islande & Féroé/Atlantique E | 1 | ||
| – Europe N/Europe O & Afrique NO | 1 | ||
| – R.-U, Irlande, Danemark & Allemagne (rep) | 3c* | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale (rep) | (1) | ||
| Pluvialis squatarola | |||
| – Atlantique Est (hiv) | 1 | ||
| – Asie SO & Afrique de l'Est (hiv) | 1 | ||
| Charadrius hiaticula hiaticula | |||
| – Europe & Afrique du Nord (hiv) | 1 | ||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Charadrius hiaticula tundrae | |||
| – Asie SO, Afrique de l'Est & Afrique australe (win) | (1) | ||
| Charadrius dubius curonicus | |||
| – Europe/Afrique de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Asie O & SO/Afrique de l'Est | (1) | ||
| Charadrius pecuarius pecuarius | |||
| – Afrique subsaharienne | (1) | ||
| Charadrius tricollaris tricollaris | |||
| – Afrique australe & de l'Est | (1) | ||
| Charadrius forbesi | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest & centrale | (1) | ||
| Charadrius pallidus pallidus | |||
| – Afrique australe | 1c | ||
| Charadrius pallidus venustus | |||
| – Afrique de l'Est | (2c) | ||
| Charadrius alexandrinus alexandrinus | |||
| – Atlantique Est | 3c | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée E (rep) | 3c | ||
| – Asie SO & Afrique NE (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Charadrius marginatus tenellus | |||
| – Afrique australe & de l'Est | (1) | ||
| Charadrius marginatus mechowi | |||
| – Ouest de l'Afrique centrale | (1) | ||
| Charadrius mongolus pamirensis | |||
| – Asie SO & Afrique de l'Est (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Charadrius leschenaultii columbinus | |||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée E (rep) | 1c | ||
| Charadrius leschenaultii crassirostris | |||
| – Asie SO & Afrique de l'Est (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Charadrius asiaticus | |||
| – Asie occidentale /Afrique E & S | 3c | ||
| Eudromias morinellus | |||
| – Europe (rep) | 2c | ||
| – Asie (rep) | (1) | ||
| Vanellus vanellus | |||
| – Europe (rep) | 2c | ||
| – Asie occidentale (rep) | (1) | ||
| Vanellus spinosus | |||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée (rep) | 1 | ||
| Vanellus albiceps | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest & centrale | (1) | ||
| Vanellus senegallus senegallus | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | (1) | ||
| Vanellus senegallus solitaneus | |||
| – Afrique du Sud-Ouest | (1) | ||
| Vanellus senegallus lateralis | |||
| – Afrique de l'Est & du Sud-Est | (1) | ||
| Vanellus lugubris | |||
| – SO de l'Afrique de l'Ouest, & Afrique cent & E | (1) | ||
| Vanellus melanopterus minor | |||
| – Afrique australe | (1) | ||
| Vanellus coronatus coronatus | |||
| – Afrique de l'Est | (1) | ||
| – Afrique centrale | (1) | ||
| Vanellus coronatus xerophilus | |||
| – Afrique du Sud-Ouest | (1) | ||
| Vanellus superciliosus | |||
| – Afrique occidentale & centrale | (2) | ||
| Vanellus gregarius2 | |||
| – Asie occidentale/Afrique NE | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Vanellus leucurus | |||
| – Asie SO & Afrique NE (hiv) | 1 | ||
| Gallinago media | |||
| – Scandinavie (rep) | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie O & Europe NE (rep) | 2c | ||
| Gallinago gallinago gallinago | |||
| – Europe (rep) | 2c | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale (rep) | 1 | ||
| – Islande (rep) (faroeensis) | 1 | ||
| Lymnocryptes minimus | |||
| – Europe (rep) | (3c)* | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale (rep) | (1) | ||
| Limosa limosa limosa | |||
| – Europe de l'Ouest/Afrique de l'Ouest | 2c | ||
| – Europe de l'Est/Afrique de l'Est | 2c | ||
| – Asie SO & Afrique NE (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Limosa limosa islandica | |||
| – Islande (rep) | 3a* | ||
| Limosa lapponica lapponica | |||
| – Paléarctique occidental (hiv) | 2a | ||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest & du Sud-Ouest (hiv) | 2a | ||
| – Asie SO & Afrique de l'Est (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Numenius phaeopus phaeopus | |||
| – Europe/Afrique de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale /Afrique S & E | (1) | ||
| Numenius phaeopus alboaxillaris3 | |||
| – Asie SO/Afrique de l'Est | 1c | ||
| Numenius tenuirostris | |||
| – Golfe, Méditerranée & Maroc (hiv) | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Numenius arquata arquata | |||
| – Europe (rep) | 1 | ||
| Numenius arquata orientalis | |||
| – Asie SO & Afrique de l'Est (hiv) | 3c | ||
| Tringa erythropus | |||
| – Europe/Afrique de l'Ouest | (1) | ||
| – Asie SO & Afrique de l'Est (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Tringa totanus totanus | |||
| – Atlantique Est (hiv) | 2c | ||
| – Europe E/Méditerranée E & Afrique | 2c | ||
| Tringa totanus ussuriensis | |||
| – Asie SO & Afrique de l'Est (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Tringa totanus robusta | |||
| – Islande & Féroé (rep) | 1 | ||
| Tringa stagnatilis | |||
| – Europe/Afrique de l'Ouest | (1) | ||
| – Asie SO & Afrique E & S (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Tringa nebularia | |||
| – Europe/ Afrique de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Asie SO & Afrique E & S (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Tringa ochropus | |||
| – Europe/Afrique de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Asie SO & Afrique de l'Est (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Tringa glareola | |||
| – Europe (rep) | 2c | ||
| – Asie SO, Afrique E & S (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Tringa cinerea | |||
| – Asie SO & Afrique (hiv) | 1 | ||
| Tringa hypoleucos | |||
| – Europe (rep) | 1 | ||
| – Asie SO & Afrique de l'Est (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Arenaria interpres interpres | |||
| – Paléarctique occidental (hiv) | 1 | ||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest (hiv) | 1 | ||
| – Asie SO, Afrique E & S (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Calidris tenuirostris | |||
| – Asie SO & Ouest du Sud de l'Asie (hiv) | 1c | ||
| Calidris canutus canutus | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest et Afrique australe (hiv) | 2a 2c | ||
| Calidris canutus islandica | |||
| – Canada NE & Groenland/Europe NO | 2a | ||
| Calidris alba | |||
| – Atlantique E, Afrique O et S (hiv) | 1 | ||
| – Asie SO , Afrique E & S (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Calidris minuta | |||
| – Europe & Afrique de l'Ouest (hiv) | 1 | ||
| – Asie SO, Afrique E & S (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Calidris temminckii | |||
| – Europe/Afrique de l'Ouest | (1) | ||
| – Asie SO & Afrique de l'Est (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Calidris maritima | |||
| – Atlantique Est (hiv) | 1 | ||
| Calidris alpina alpina | |||
| – Sibérie N /Europe & Afrique N | 2c | ||
| – Asie SO & Afrique NE (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Calidris alpina schinzii | |||
| – Islande & Groenland (rep) | 1 | ||
| – Baltique, R.-U & Irlande (rep) | 3c | ||
| Calidris alpina arctica | |||
| – Groenland (rep) | 2 | ||
| Calidris ferruginea | |||
| – Europe SO & Afrique O (hiv) | 1 | ||
| – Asie SO, Afrique E & S (hiv) | 1 | ||
| Limicola falcinellus falcinellus | |||
| – Europe N/Asie SO & Afrique E | 3c | ||
| Philomachus pugnax | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest (hiv) | 2c | ||
| – Asie SO, Afrique E & S (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Phalaropus lobatus | |||
| – Eurasie occidentale (rep) | 1 | ||
| Phalaropus fulicaria | |||
| – Côtes africaines atlantiques (hiv) | (1) | ||
| Larus leucophthalmus | |||
| – Mer Rouge & côtes avoisinantes | 1a 1b 2 | ||
| Larus hemprichii | |||
| – Mer Rouge, Golfe, Arabie & Afrique E | 2a | ||
| Larus audouinii | |||
| – Méditerranée/Côtes d'Afrique N et O | 1a 3a | ||
| Larus armenicus | |||
| – Arménie, Turquie E & Iran O | 3a | ||
| Larus ichthyaetus | |||
| – Mer Noire & mer Caspienne/Asie SO | 3a | ||
| Larus genei | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest (rep) | 2 | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée (rep) | 2a | ||
| – Asie O, SO & S (rep) | 2a | ||
| Larus melanocephalus | |||
| – Europe O, Méditerranée & Afrique NO | 2a | ||
| Sterna nilotica nilotica | |||
| – Europe de l'Ouest/Afrique de l'Ouest | 2 | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée E (rep) | 2 | ||
| – Asie du Sud-Ouest (hiv) | 2 | ||
| Sterna caspia caspia | |||
| – Afrique australe (rep) | 1c | ||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest (rep) | 2 | ||
| – Europe (rep) | 1c | ||
| – Mer Caspienne (rep) | 1c | ||
| Sterna maxima albidorsalis | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest (rep) | 3a | ||
| Sterna bengalensis bengalensis | |||
| – Golfe/Asie du Sud | 2a | ||
| Sterna bengalensis par | |||
| – Mer Rouge/Afrique de l'Est | 3a | ||
| Sterna bengalensis emigrata | |||
| – Méditerranée S/côtes africaines NO & O | 1c | ||
| Sterna bergii bergii | |||
| – Afrique du Sud & Madagascar (rep) | 2 | ||
| Sterna bergii thalassinus | |||
| – Afrique de l'Est & Seychelles (rep) | 1c | ||
| Sterna bergii velox | |||
| – Mer Rouge & Afrique NE | 3a | ||
| Sterna sandvicensis sandvicensis | |||
| – Europe de l'Ouest/Afrique de l'Ouest | 2a | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée (rep) | 2a (2c) | ||
| – Asie SO & S (hiv) | 2a | ||
| Sterna dougallii dougallii | |||
| – Europe (rep) | 1c | ||
| Sterna hirundo hirundo | |||
| – Europe du Sud et de l'Ouest (rep) | 1 | ||
| – Europe du Nord et de l'Est (rep) | 1 | ||
| – Asie occidentale (rep) | (1) | ||
| Sterna paradisaea | |||
| – Eurasie occidentale (rep) | 1 | ||
| Sterna albifrons albifrons | |||
| – Atlantique E (rep) | 3b | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée E (rep) | 3c | ||
| – Mer Caspienne (rep) | 2 | ||
| Sterna albifrons guineae | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest (rep) | (2) | ||
| Sterna saundersi | |||
| – Asie OS, mer Rouge, Golfe & Afrique E | (1) | ||
| Sterna balaenarum | |||
| – Zone atlantique Afrique australe et centrale | 2 | ||
| Sterna repressa | |||
| – Asie OS, mer Rouge, Golfe & Afrique E | 2c | ||
| Chlidonias leucopterus | |||
| – Europe E & Asie O/Afrique | 2c | ||
| Chlidonias niger niger | |||
| – Europe & Asie (rep) | 2c |
Remarques:
1. Cette espèce figure à l'Appendice II de la Convention de Bonn sous le nom de Anthropoides virgo.
2. Cette espèce figure sous le nom de Chettusia gregariaà l'Appendice I de la Convention de Bonn.
3. La forme alboaxillaris est considéré par certains auteurs comme étant uniquement une variation de couleur de la désignation phaeopus.
Ingevolge artikel X, vijfde lid, van de Overeenkomst zijn de onderhavige wijzigingen op 7 februari 2000 in werking getreden.
Tijdens de tweede zitting van de Vergadering der partijen, die van 25 tot 27 september 2002 plaatsvond in Bonn, werd een besluit tot wijziging van Bijlage II en III bij de Overeenkomst aangenomen. De Engelse en de Franse tekst van dit besluit luiden als volgt:
Amendments to the Annexes to the Agreement
Recalling the Final Act of the negotiation meeting to adopt the Agreement on the Conservation of African-Eurasian Migratory Waterbirds, held in The Hague, the Netherlands, in June 1995, inviting the interim secretariat to prepare amendments to the Action Plan with regard to species or families listed in Annex 2 of the Agreement,
Recalling Resolution 1.9, adopted at the first Meeting of the Parties in Cape Town, South Africa in November 1999, which amended the Action Plan and requested the Secretariat and/or Technical Committee, interalia:
(a) To consider addition of species, as specified in the resolution, to the Agreement and Action Plan;
(b) To review current data on population status;
(c) To stimulate the preparation of single species action plans.
Recalling article X of the Agreement concerning the procedures to amend the Action Plan and its Annexes,
Convinced that urgent actions are needed for many species not yet included in the Action Plan as adopted at the final negotiating meeting (The Hague, June 1995), and to regularly update the Action Plan,
Having reviewed document AEWA/MOP2.9, entitled ``Proposed Amendments to the Action Plan", and having taken note of the proposed changes to Annex 2 of the Agreement and Table 1 of the Action Plan, which include the following:
(a) A full update of the conservation status of the species currently listed in the Action Plan, as presented in Table 1a of document AEWA/MOP2.9;
(b) The inclusion of an additional 11 species and their population status, as specified in Table 1b of AEWA/MOP2.9, in Annex 2 of the Agreement and Table 1 of the Action Plan;
(c) The inclusion, as requested in Resolution 1.9, of an additional six species, as specified in AEWA/MOP2.9 Table 1c, in Annex 2 of the Agreement and Table 1 of the Action Plan;
(d) The inclusion, following the specifications in Table 1d of AEWA/MOP2.9, of a further 48 species of waterbirds to Annex 2 of the Agreement and Table 1 of the Action Plan, and the inclusion of an additional 16 migratory populations of 12 species already listed in Annex 2 of the Agreement, to Table 1 of the Action Plan;
(e) The amendment of the conservation status of the populations of 38 species as proposed in an informal working document ``Further amendments to Table 1 of Action Plan" presented to the Meeting by Wetlands International,
Noting the established international process for updating and revision of population estimates and 1 per cent thresholds for waterbirds established by the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands of International Importance especially as Wildfowl Habitat, which envisages an update of Wetland International's Waterbird Population Estimates being prepared, following international scientific review and consultation, for each triennial Ramsar Conference of the Parties,
Aware of the considerable practical difficulties that are caused when the timing of the AEWA Meeting of the Parties precedes the publication and endorsement of Waterbird Population Estimates by the Ramsar Conventions,
Considering that the supporting review by AEWA of the status of waterbird populations in the Agreement area would benefit from the inclusion of additional analytical content, inter alia, patterns of changing conservation status by geographic area, by taxonomic and ecological groupings, and by other themes, in particular to act as a high level summary for decision makers and so as to inform directly the revision of the Agreement's implementation priorities,
The Meeting of the Parties:
1. Agrees to include an additional 65 species in Annex 2 of the Agreement as appended to the present Resolution, comprising 11 species as specified in Table 1b of AEWA/MOP2.9, six species as specified in Table 1c of AEWA/MOP2.9, and 48 species as specified in Table 1d of AEWA/MOP2.9;
2. Adopts the revised version of Table 1 of the Action Plan as appended to the present Resolution, to replace the current Table 1 of the Action Plan, as previously amended by Resolution 1.9;
3. Requests the Secretariat to monitor the implementation of the amendments and to stimulate the preparation of single- and multi- species action plans for those species identified as having an unfavourable conservation status;
4. Noting apparent declines in the North-west European and Northern European/West Mediterranean populations of Anas platyrhynchos, the North-west European population of Anas acuta, and the Baltic, Denmark and Netherlands population ofSomateria mollissima, determines to retain existing categorizations for these populations in Table 1 of the Action Plan, and calls upon the Technical Committee, working with Wetlands International and other experts, as a matter of priority, to review further the status of these four populations in the light of additional information, and to report their findings to the Meeting of the Parties at its third session;
5. Encourages Parties to consider, where appropriate, the development and implementation of international multi-species action plans for populations of two or more species listed in column A of Table 1 when those populations share the same habitat (ecosystem), are exposed to similar threats, and require similar measures for their conservation. Priority shall be given to those groups of species which include two or more populations in category 1 in column A of Table 1. Populations of species listed in column B of Table 1 may be included in these action plans if they interact with other species in the group and require similar conservation measures;
6. Requests the Technical Committee of the Agreement, in close cooperation with the Agreement Secretariat and in close consultation with the relevant bodies of the Convention on Migratory Species, to review further development of the Agreement by including additional species of wetland birds and species traditionally considered to be seabirds, looking in the first instance at the species listed in Table 2 and Table 3 of AEWA/MOP2.9, expanding Table 3 to species from the whole of Africa, and considering, in particular, the extent to which the existing Action Plan is adequate in its scope to address differing conservation problems faced by birds of prey, passerines and other taxonomic groups using wetlands;
7. Calls upon the Technical Committee of the Agreement to develop guidelines for the interpretation of the term “significant long-term decline” in the context of Table 1 of the Action Plan;
8. Further calls upon the Technical Committee of the Agreement to provide clarification on the procedures used to delimit bio-geographical populations of waterbirds, noting their significance as practical units for conservation management;
9. Takes note of the second edition of the Report on the Conservation Status of Migratory Waterbirds in the Agreement Area(AEWA/Inf.2.14) as the current best available knowledge of the status of populations of waterbirds included in the Agreement;
10. Requests the Technical Committee to develop, at its next meeting, proposals for enhancing the analytical content of the third edition of the AEWA Report on the Conservation Status of Migratory Waterbirds in the Agreement Area, and to consider how that information may be used to direct input to future reviews of the Agreement's implementation priorities;
11. Takes note also of the Report on the Population Status of Lymnocryptes minimus (AEWA/Inf.2.12), which contains an evaluation of the current data and information on the species;
12. Calls upon all Parties to provide the necessary resources to undertake, on an international level, priority actions such as the drafting of single- and multi-species action plans where most needed on the basis of the amended Action Plan;
13. Requests the Secretariat to liaise with the Ramsar Convention Bureau to endeavour to ensure that in future the timing of the AEWA Meeting of the Parties follows the Ramsar Conference of the Parties, thus facilitating the review of waterbird population estimates by AEWA and further encouraging a globally coordinated and effective process for the review of waterbird population estimates;
14. Urges those countries with waterbird monitoring schemes not supplying data to the International Waterbird Census, to encourage the provision of a regular supply of such information as a matter of priority in order that International Waterbird Census outputs may be based on the most complete assessments possible.
Waterbird species to which the agreement apllies
| SPHENISCIDAE | |
| Spheniscus demersus | African Penguin |
| GAVIIDAE | |
| Gavia stellata | Red-throated Diver |
| Gavia arctica | Black-throated Diver |
| Gavia immer | Great Northern Diver |
| Gavia adamsii | White-billed Diver |
| PODICIPEDIDAE | |
| Tachybaptus ruficollis | Little Grebe |
| Podiceps cristatus | Great Crested Grebe |
| Podiceps grisegena | Red-necked Grebe |
| Podiceps auritus | Slavonian Grebe |
| Podiceps nigricollis | Black-necked Grebe |
| PELECANIDAE | |
| Pelecanus onocrotalus | Great White Pelican |
| Pelecanus rufescens | Pink-backed Pelican |
| Pelecanus crispus | Dalmatian Pelican |
| SULIDAE | |
| Sula (Morus) capensis | Cape Gannet |
| PHALACROCORACIDAE | |
| Phalacrocorax coronatus | Crowned Cormorant |
| Phalacrocorax pygmeus | Pygmy Cormorant |
| Phalacrocorax neglectus | Bank Cormorant |
| Phalacrocorax carbo | Great Cormorant |
| Phalacrocorax nigrogularis | Socotra Cormorant |
| Phalacrocorax capensis | Cape Cormorant |
| ARDEIDAE | |
| Egretta ardesiaca | Black Heron |
| Egretta vinaceigula | Slaty Egret |
| Egretta garzetta | Little Egret |
| Egretta gularis | Western Reef Egret |
| Egretta dimorpha | Mascarene Reef Egret |
| Ardea cinerea | Grey Heron |
| Ardea melanocephala | Black-headed Heron |
| Ardea purpurea | Purple Heron |
| Casmerodius albus | Great Egret |
| Mesophoyx intermedia | Intermediate Egret |
| Bubulcus ibis | Cattle Egret |
| Ardeola ralloides | Squacco Heron |
| Ardeola idae | Madagascar Pond-Heron |
| Ardeola rufiventris | Rufous-bellied Heron |
| Nycticorax nycticorax | Black-crowned Night-Heron |
| Ixobrychus minutus | Little Bittern |
| Ixobrychus sturmii | Dwarf Bittern |
| Botaurus stellaris | Great Bittern |
| CICONIIDAE | |
| Mycteria ibis | Yellow-billed Stork |
| Anastomus lamelligerus | African Openbill |
| Ciconia nigra | Black Stork |
| Ciconia abdimii | Abdim's Stork |
| Ciconia episcopus | Woolly-necked Stork |
| Ciconia ciconia | White Stork |
| Leptoptilos crumeniferus | Marabou Stork |
| BALAENICIPITIDAE | |
| Balaeniceps rex | Shoebill |
| THRESKIORNITHIDAE | |
| Plegadis falcinellus | Glossy Ibis |
| Geronticus eremita | Waldrapp |
| Threskiornis aethiopicus | Sacred Ibis |
| Platalea leucorodia | Eurasian Spoonbill |
| Platalea alba | African Spoonbill |
| PHOENICOPTERIDAE | |
| Phoenicopterus ruber | Greater Flamingo |
| Phoenicopterus minor | Lesser Flamingo |
| ANATIDAE | |
| Dendrocygna bicolor | Fulvous Whistling-Duck |
| Dendrocygna viduata | White-faced Whistling-Duck |
| Thalassornis leuconotus | White-backed Duck |
| Oxyura leucocephala | White-headed Duck |
| Oxyura maccoa | Maccoa Duck |
| Cygnus olor | Mute Swan |
| Cygnus cygnus | Whooper Swan |
| Cygnus columbianus | Bewick's Swan |
| Anser brachyrhynchus | Pink-footed Goose |
| Anser fabalis | Bean Goose |
| Anser albifrons | Greater White-fronted Goose |
| Anser erythropus | Lesser White-fronted Goose |
| Anser anser | Greylag Goose |
| Branta leucopsis | Barnacle Goose |
| Branta bernicla | Brent Goose |
| Branta ruficollis | Red-breasted Goose |
| Alopochen aegyptiacus | Egyptian Goose |
| Tadorna ferruginea | Ruddy Shelduck |
| Tadorna cana | South African Shelduck |
| Tadorna tadorna | Common Shelduck |
| Plectropterus gambensis | Spur-winged Goose |
| Sarkidiornis melanotos | Comb Duck |
| Nettapus auritus | African Pygmy-goose |
| Anas penelope | Eurasian Wigeon |
| Anas strepera | Gadwall |
| Anas crecca | Common Teal |
| Anas capensis | Cape Teal |
| Anas platyrhynchos | Mallard |
| Anas undulata | Yellow-billed Duck |
| Anas acuta | Northern Pintail |
| Anas erythrorhyncha | Red-billed Duck |
| Anas hottentota | Hottentot Teal |
| Anas querquedula | Garganey |
| Anas clypeata | Northern Shoveler |
| Marmaronetta angustirostris | Marbled Teal |
| Netta rufina | Red-crested Pochard |
| Netta erythrophthalma | Southern Pochard |
| Aythya ferina | Common Pochard |
| Aythya nyroca | Ferruginous Pochard |
| Aythya fuligula | Tufted Duck |
| Aythya marila | Greater Scaup |
| Somateria mollissima | Common Eider |
| Somateria spectabilis | King Eider |
| Polysticta stelleri | Steller's Eider |
| Clangula hyemalis | Long-tailed Duck |
| Melanitta nigra | Common Scoter |
| Melanitta fusca | Velvet Scoter |
| Bucephala clangula | Common Goldeneye |
| Mergus albellus | Smew |
| Mergus serrator | Red-breasted Merganser |
| Mergus merganser | Goosander |
| GRUIDAE | |
| Balearica pavonina | Black Crowned Crane |
| Balearica regulorum | Grey Crowned Crane |
| Grus leucogeranus | Siberian Crane |
| Grus virgo | Demoiselle Crane |
| Grus paradisea | Blue Crane |
| Grus carunculatus | Wattled Crane |
| Grus grus | Common Crane |
| RALLIDAE | |
| Sarothrura elegans | Buff-spotted Flufftail |
| Sarothrura boehmi | Streaky-breasted Flufftail |
| Sarothrura ayresi | White-winged Flufftail |
| Rallus aquaticus | Water Rail |
| Rallus caerulescens | African Rail |
| Crecopsis egregia | African Crake |
| Crex crex | Corncrake |
| Amaurornis flavirostris | Black Crake |
| Porzana parva | Little Crake |
| Porzana pusilla | Baillon's Crake |
| Porzana porzana | Spotted Crake |
| Aenigmatolimnas marginalis | Striped Crake |
| Porphyrio alleni | Allen's Gallinule |
| Gallinula chloropus | Common Moorhen |
| Gallinula angulata | Lesser Moorhen |
| Fulica cristata | Red-knobbed Coot |
| Fulica atra | Common Coot |
| DROMADIDAE | |
| Dromas ardeola | Crab Plover |
| HAEMATOPODIDAE | |
| Haematopus ostralegus | Eurasian Oystercatcher |
| Haemotopus moquini | African Black Oystercatcher |
| RECURVIROSTRIDAE | |
| Himantopus himantopus | Black-winged Stilt |
| Recurvirostra avosetta | Pied Avocet |
| BURHINIDAE | |
| Burhinus senegalensis | Senegal Thick-knee |
| GLAREOLIDAE | |
| Pluvianus aegyptius | Egyptian Plover |
| Glareola pratincola | Collared Pratincole |
| Glareola nordmanni | Black-winged Pratincole |
| Glareola ocularis | Madagascar Pratincole |
| Glareola nuchalis | Rock Pratincole |
| Glareola cinerea | Grey Pratincole |
| CHARADRIIDAE | |
| Pluvialis apricaria | Eurasian Golden Plover |
| Pluvialis fulva | Pacific Golden Plover |
| Pluvialis squatarola | Grey Plover |
| Charadrius hiaticula | Common Ringed Plover |
| Charadrius dubius | Little Ringed Plover |
| Charadrius pecuarius | Kittlitz's Plover |
| Charadrius tricollaris | Three-banded Plover |
| Charadrius forbesi | Forbes's Plover |
| Charadrius pallidus | Chestnut-banded Plover |
| Charadrius alexandrinus | Kentish Plover |
| Charadrius marginatus | White-fronted Plover |
| Charadrius mongolus | Mongolian Plover |
| Charadrius leschenaultii | Greater Sandplover |
| Charadrius asiaticus | Caspian Plover |
| Eudromias morinellus | Eurasian Dotterel |
| Vanellus vanellus | Northern Lapwing |
| Vanellus spinosus | Spur-winged Plover |
| Vanellus albiceps | White-headed Lapwing |
| Vanellus senegallus | Wattled Lapwing |
| Vanellus lugubris | Senegal Lapwing |
| Vanellus melanopterus | Black-winged Lapwing |
| Vanellus coronatus | Crowned Lapwing |
| Vanellus superciliosus | Brown-chested Lapwing |
| Vanellus gregarius | Sociable Plover |
| Vanellus leucurus | White-tailed Plover |
| SCOLOPACIDAE | |
| Scolopax rusticola | Eurasian Woodcock |
| Gallinago stenura | Pintail Snipe |
| Gallinago media | Great Snipe |
| Gallinago gallinago | Common Snipe |
| Lymnocryptes minimus | Jack Snipe |
| Limosa limosa | Black-tailed Godwit |
| Limosa lapponica | Bar-tailed Godwit |
| Numenius phaeopus | Whimbrel |
| Numenius tenuirostris | Slender-billed Curlew |
| Numenius arquata | Eurasian Curlew |
| Tringa erythropus | Spotted Redshank |
| Tringa totanus | Common Redshank |
| Tringa stagnatilis | Marsh Sandpiper |
| Tringa nebularia | Common Greenshank |
| Tringa ochropus | Green Sandpiper |
| Tringa glareola | Wood Sandpiper |
| Tringa cinerea | Terek Sandpiper |
| Tringa hypoleucos | Common Sandpiper |
| Arenaria interpres | Ruddy Turnstone |
| Calidris tenuirostris | Great Knot |
| Calidris canutus | Red Knot |
| Calidris alba | Sanderling |
| Calidris minuta | Little Stint |
| Calidris temminckii | Temminck's Stint |
| Calidris maritima | Purple Sandpiper |
| Calidris alpina | Dunlin |
| Calidris ferruginea | Curlew Sandpiper |
| Limicola falcinellus | Broad-billed Sandpiper |
| Philomachus pugnax | Ruff |
| Phalaropus lobatus | Red-necked Phalarope |
| Phalaropus fulicaria | Grey Phalarope |
| LARIDAE | |
| Larus leucophthalmus | White-eyed Gull |
| Larus hemprichii | Sooty Gull |
| Larus canus | Common Gull |
| Larus audouinii | Audouin's Gull |
| Larus marinus | Great Black-backed Gull |
| Larus dominicanus | Kelp Gull |
| Larus hyperboreus | Glaucous Gull |
| Larus glaucoides | Iceland Gull |
| Larus argentatus | Herring Gull |
| Larus heuglini | Heuglin's Gull |
| Larus armenicus | Armenian Gull |
| Larus cachinnans | Yellow-legged Gull |
| Larus fuscus | Lesser Black-backed Gull |
| Larus ichthyaetus | Great Black-headed Gull |
| Larus cirrocephalus | Grey-headed Gull |
| Larus hartlaubii | Hartlaub's Gull |
| Larus ridibundus | Common Black-headed Gull |
| Larus genei | Slender-billed Gull |
| Larus melanocephalus | Mediterranean Gull |
| Larus minutus | Little Gull |
| Xema sabini | Sabine's Gull |
| Sterna nilotica | Gull-billed Tern |
| Sterna caspia | Caspian Tern |
| Sterna maxima | Royal Tern |
| Sterna bengalensis | Lesser Crested Tern |
| Sterna bergii | Great Crested Tern |
| Sterna sandvicensis | Sandwich Tern |
| Sterna dougallii | Roseate Tern |
| Sterna vittata | Antarctic Tern |
| Sterna hirundo | Common Tern |
| Sterna paradisaea | Arctic Tern |
| Sterna albifrons | Little Tern |
| Sterna saundersi | Saunders's Tern |
| Sterna balaenarum | Damara Tern |
| Sterna repressa | White-cheeked Tern |
| Chlidonias hybridus | Whiskered Tern |
| Chlidonias leucopterus | White-winged Tern |
| Chlidonias niger | Black Tern |
| RYNCHOPIDAE | |
| Rynchops flavirostris | African Skimmer |
Table 11
Status of the populations of migratory waterbirds
Key to classification
The following key to Table 1 is a basis for implementation of the Action Plan:
Column A
| Category 1: | (a) Species, which are included in Appendix I to the Convention on the Conservation Migratory species of Wild Animals; |
| (b) Species, which are listed as threatened in Threatened Birds of the World (BirdLife International 2000); or | |
| (c) Populations, which number less than around 10,000 individuals. | |
| Category 2: | Populations numbering between around 10,000 and around 25,000 individuals. |
| Category 3: | Populations numbering between around 25,000 and around 100,000 individuals and considered to be at risk as a result of: |
| (a) Concentration onto a small number of sites at any stage of their annual cycle; | |
| (b) Dependence on a habitat type, which is under severe threat; | |
| (c) Showing significant long-term decline; or | |
| (d) Showing extreme fluctuations in population size or trend. | |
| For species listed in categories 2 and 3 above, see paragraph 2.1.1 of the Action Plan contained in Annex 3 to the Agreement. | |
| Column B | |
| Category 1: | Populations numbering between around 25,000 and around 100,000 individuals and which do not fulfil the conditions in respect of column A, as described above. |
| Category 2: | Populations numbering more than around 100,000 individuals and considered to be in need of special attention as a result of: |
| (a) Concentration onto a small number of sites at any stage of their annual cycle; | |
| (b) Dependence on a habitat type, which is under severe threat; | |
| (c) Showing significant long-term decline; or | |
| (d) Showing extreme fluctuations in population size or trend. | |
| Column C | |
| Category 1: | Populations numbering more than around 100,000 individuals which could significantly benefit from international cooperation and which do not fulfil the conditions in respect of either column A or column B, above. |
Review of table 1
The Table shall be:
(a) Reviewed regularly by the Technical Committee in accordance with article VII, paragraph 3(b), of the Agreement; and
(b) Amended as necessary by the Meeting of the Parties, in accordance with article VI, paragraph 9(d) of the Agreement, in light of the conclusions of such reviews.
Definition of geographical terms used in range descriptions
| North Africa | Algeria, Egypt, the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Morocco, Tunisia. |
| West Africa | Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Côte d'Ivoire, the Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Togo. |
| Eastern Africa | Burundi, Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Somalia, Sudan, Uganda, the United Republic of Tanzania. |
| North-east Africa | Djibouti, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia, Sudan. |
| Southern Africa | Angola, Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, Zambia, Zimbabwe. |
| Central Africa | Cameroon, Central African Republic, Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Sao Tome and Principe. |
| Sub-Saharan Africa | All African states south of the Sahara. |
| Tropical Africa | Sub-Saharan Africa excluding Lesotho, Namibia, South Africa and Swaziland. |
| Western Palearctic | As defined in Handbook of the Birds of Europe, the Middle East and North Africa (Cramp & Simmons 1977). |
| North-west Europe | Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. |
| Western Europe | North-west Europe with Portugal and Spain. |
| North-east Europe | The northern part of the Russian Federation west of the Urals. |
| Eastern Europe | Belarus, the Russian Federation west of the Urals, Ukraine. |
| Central Europe | Austria, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Germany, Hungary, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Poland, the Russian Federation around the Gulf of Finland and Kaliningrad, Slovakia, Switzerland. |
| North Atlantic | Faroes, Greenland, Iceland, Ireland, Norway, the north-west coast of the Russian Federation, Svalbard, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. |
| East Atlantic | Atlantic seaboard of Europe and North Africa from northern Norway to Morocco. |
| Western Siberia | The Russian Federation east of the Urals to the Yenisey River and south to the Kazakhstan border. |
| Central Siberia | The Russian Federation from the Yenisey River to the eastern boundary of the Taimyr Peninsula and south to the Altai Mountains. |
| West Mediterranean | Algeria, France, Italy, Malta, Monaco, Morocco, Portugal, San Marino, Spain, Tunisia. |
| East Mediterranean | Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Cyprus, Egypt, Greece, Israel, Lebanon, the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Slovenia, the Syrian Arab Republic, The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Turkey, Yugoslavia. |
| Black Sea | Armenia, Bulgaria, Georgia, Republic of Moldova, Romania, the Russian Federation, Turkey, Ukraine. |
| Caspian | Azerbaijan, Iran (Islamic Republic of), Kazakhstan, the Russian Federation, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan. |
| South-west Asia | Bahrain, Iran (Islamic Republic of), Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the Syrian Arab Republic, eastern Turkey, Turkmenistan, the United Arab Emirates, Uzbekistan, Yemen. |
| Western Asia | Western parts of the Russian Federation east of the Urals and the Caspian countries. |
| Central Asia | Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan. |
| Southern Asia | Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka. |
Key to abbreviations and symbols
| bre: | breeding | win: | wintering |
| N: | Northern | E: | Eastern |
| S: | Southern | W: | Western |
| NE: | North-eastern | NW: | North-western |
| SE: | South-eastern | SW: | South-western |
(): Population status unknown. Conservation status estimated. *: By way of exception for those populations marked by an asterisk, hunting may continue on a sustainable use basis where hunting of such populations is a long-established cultural practice (see paragraph 2.1.1 of Annex 3 to the Agreement).
Notes
1. The population data used to compile Table 1 as far as possible correspond to the number of individuals in the potential breeding stock in the Agreement area. The status is based on the best available published population estimates.
2. Suffixes (bre) or (win) in population listings are solely aids to population identification. They do not indicate seasonal restrictions to actions in respect of these populations under the Agreement and Action Plan.
3. The brief descriptions used to identify the populations are based on the descriptions used in the third edition of Waterbird Population Estimates.
4. Slash signs (/) are used to separate breeding areas from wintering areas.
5. Where a species' population is listed in Table 1 with multiple categorisations, the obligations of the Action Plan relate to the strictest category listed.
| A | B | C | |
|---|---|---|---|
| SPHENISCIDAE | |||
| Spheniscus demersus | |||
| – Southern Africa | 1b | 2a 2c | |
| GAVIIDAE | |||
| Gavia stellata | |||
| – North-west Europe (win) | 2c | ||
| – Caspian, Black Sea & East Mediterranean (win) | (1) | ||
| Gavia arctica arctica | |||
| – Northern Europe & Western Siberia/Europe | 2c | ||
| Gavia arctica suschkini | |||
| – Central Siberia/Caspian | (1) | ||
| Gavia immer | |||
| – Europe (win) | 1c | ||
| Gavia adamsii | |||
| – Northern Europe (win) | 1c | ||
| PODICIPEDIDAE | |||
| Tachybaptus ruficollis ruficollis | |||
| – Europe & North-west Africa | 1 | ||
| Podiceps cristatus cristatus | |||
| – North-west & Western Europe | 1 | ||
| – Black Sea & Mediterranean (win) | 1 | ||
| – Caspian & South-west Asia (win) | 2 | ||
| Podiceps grisegena grisegena | |||
| – North-west Europe (win) | 1 | ||
| – Black Sea & Mediterranean (win) | (1) | ||
| – Caspian (win) | 2 | ||
| Podiceps cristatus infuscatus | |||
| – Eastern Africa (Ethiopia to N Zambia) | 1c | ||
| – Southern Africa | 1c | ||
| Podiceps auritus auritus | |||
| – North-west Europe (large-billed) | 1c | ||
| – North-east Europe (small-billed) | 1 | ||
| – Caspian & South Asia (win) | 2 | ||
| Podiceps nigricollis nigricollis | |||
| – Europe/South & West Europe & North Africa | 1 | ||
| – Western Asia/South-west & South Asia | 1 | ||
| Podiceps nigricollis gurneyi | |||
| – Southern Africa | 2 | ||
| PELECANIDAE | |||
| Pelecanus onocrotalus | |||
| – Southern Africa | 2 | ||
| – West Africa | 1 | ||
| – Eastern Africa | 1 | ||
| – Europe & Western Asia (bre) | 1a 3c | ||
| Pelecanus rufescens | |||
| – Tropical Africa & SW Arabia | 1 | ||
| Pelecanus crispus | |||
| – Black Sea & Mediterranean (win) | 1a 1c | ||
| – South-west Asia & South Asia (win) | 1a 2 | ||
| SULIDAE | |||
| Sula (Morus) capensis | |||
| – Southern Africa | 1b | 2a 2c | |
| PHALACROCORACIDAE | |||
| Phalacrocorax coronatus | |||
| – Coastal South-west Africa | 1c | ||
| Phalacrocorax pygmeus | |||
| – Black Sea & Mediterranean | 1 | ||
| – South-west Asia | 1 | ||
| Phalacrocorax neglectus | |||
| – Coastal South-west Africa | 1b 1c | ||
| Phalacrocorax carbo carbo | |||
| – North-west Europe | 1 | ||
| Phalacrocorax carbo sinensis | |||
| – Northern & Central Europe | 1 | ||
| – Black Sea & Mediterranean | 1 | ||
| – West & South-west Asia | (1) | ||
| Phalacrocorax carbo lucidus | |||
| – Coastal West Africa | 1 | ||
| – Central & Eastern Africa | 1 | ||
| – Coastal Southern Africa | 2 | ||
| Phalacrocorax nigrogularis | |||
| – Gulf & Arabian Sea | 1b | 2a 2c | |
| Phalacrocorax capensis | |||
| – Coastal Southern Africa | 2a 2c | ||
| ARDEIDAE | |||
| Egretta ardesiaca | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa | 3c | ||
| Egretta vinaceigula | |||
| – South-central Africa | 1b 1c | ||
| Egretta garzetta garzetta | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa | (1) | ||
| – Europe, Black Sea & Mediterranean/W & C Africa | 1 | ||
| – Western Asia/SW Asia, NE & Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Egretta gularis gularis | |||
| – West Africa | (1) | ||
| Egretta gularis schistacea | |||
| – North-east Africa & Red Sea | (1) | ||
| – South-west Asia & South Asia | 2 | ||
| Egretta dimorpha | |||
| – Coastal Eastern Africa | 2 | ||
| Ardea cinerea cinerea | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa | 1 | ||
| – Europe & North Africa (bre) | 1 | ||
| – West & South-west Asia (bre) | (1) | ||
| Ardea melanocephala | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa | (1) | ||
| Ardea purpurea purpurea | |||
| – Tropical Africa | 1 | ||
| – West Europe & West Mediterranean/West Africa | 2 | ||
| – East Europe & South-west Asia/Sub-Saharan Africa | (2c) | ||
| Casmerodius albus albus | |||
| – W, C & SE Europe/Black Sea & Mediterranean | 2 | ||
| – Western Asia/South-west Asia | (1) | ||
| Casmerodius albus melanorhynchos | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa & Madagascar | (1) | ||
| Mesophoyx intermedia brachyrhyncha | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa | 1 | ||
| Bubulcus ibis ibis | |||
| – Southern Africa | 1 | ||
| – Tropical Africa | 1 | ||
| – South-west Europe & North-west Africa | 1 | ||
| – East Mediterranean & South-west Asia | 2 | ||
| Ardeola ralloides ralloides | |||
| – Medit., Black Sea & N Africa/Sub-Saharan Africa | 3c | ||
| – West & South-west Asia/Sub-Saharan Africa | (1) | ||
| Ardeola ralloides paludivaga | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa & Madagascar | (1) | ||
| Ardeola idea | |||
| – Madagascar & Aldabra/Central & Eastern Africa | 1b 1c | ||
| Ardeola rufiventris | |||
| – Tropical Eastern & Southern Africa | (1) | ||
| Nycticorax nycticorax nycticorax | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa & Madagascar | (1) | ||
| – Europe & NW Africa/Mediterranean & Africa | 2c | ||
| – Western Asia/SW Asia & NE Africa | (1) | ||
| Ixobrychus minutus minutus | |||
| – Europe & North Africa/Sub-Saharan Africa | 2c | ||
| – West & South-west Asia/Sub-Saharan Africa | (1) | ||
| Ixobrychus minutus payesii | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa | (1) | ||
| Ixobrychus sturmii | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa | (1) | ||
| Botaurus stellaris stellaris | |||
| – Europe (bre) | 3c | ||
| – South-west Asia (win) | 2 | ||
| Botaurus stellaris capensis | |||
| – Southern Africa | 1c | ||
| CICONIIDAE | |||
| Mycteria ibis | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa (excluding Madagascar) | 1 | ||
| Anastomus lamelligerus lamelligerus | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa | 1 | ||
| Ciconia nigra | |||
| – Southern Africa | 1c | ||
| – South-west Europe/West Africa | 1c | ||
| – Central & Eastern Europe/Sub-Saharan Afrca | 2 | ||
| Ciconia abdimii | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa & SW Arabia | (2c) | ||
| Ciconia episcopus microscelis | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa | (1) | ||
| Ciconia ciconia ciconia | |||
| – Southern Africa | 1c | ||
| – Iberia & North-west Africa/Sub-Saharan Africa | 3b | ||
| – Central & Eastern Europe/Sub-Saharan Africa | 1 | ||
| – Western Asia/South-west Asia | 2 | ||
| Leptoptilos crumeniferus | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa | 1 | ||
| BALAENICIPITIDAE | |||
| Balaeniceps rex | |||
| – Central Tropical Africa | 1c | ||
| THRESKIORNITHIDAE | |||
| Plegadis falcinellus falcinellus | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa (bre) | 1 | ||
| – Black Sea & Mediterranean/West Africa | 3c | ||
| – South-west Asia/Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Geronticus eremita | |||
| – Morocco | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – South-west Asia | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Threskiornis aethiopicus aethiopicus | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa | 1 | ||
| – Iraq & Iran | 1c | ||
| Platalea leucorodia leucorodia | |||
| – West Europe/West Mediterranean & West Africa | 1c | ||
| – Cent. & SE Europe/Mediterranean & Tropical Africa | 2 | ||
| Platalea leucorodia archeri | |||
| – Red Sea & Somalia | 1c | ||
| Platalea leucorodia balsaci | |||
| – Coastal West Africa (Mauritania) | 1c | ||
| Platalea leucorodia major | |||
| – Western Asia/South-west & South Asia | 2 | ||
| Platalea alba | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa | 2* | ||
| PHOENICOPTERIDAE | |||
| Phoenicopterus ruber roseus | |||
| – West Africa | 3a | ||
| – Eastern Africa | 3a | ||
| – Southern Africa (to Madagascar) | 3a | ||
| – West Mediterranean | 2a | ||
| – East Mediterranean, South-west & South Asia | 2a | ||
| Phoenicopterus minor | |||
| – West Africa | 2 | ||
| – Eastern Africa | 2a 2c | ||
| – Southern Africa (to Madagascar) | 3a | ||
| ANATIDAE | |||
| Dendrocygna bicolour | |||
| – West Africa (Senegal to Chad) | (1) | ||
| – Eastern & Southern Africa | (1) | ||
| Dendrocygna viduata | |||
| – West Africa (Senegal to Chad) | 1 | ||
| – Eastern & Southern Africa | 1 | ||
| Thalassornis leuconotus leuconotus | |||
| – West Africa | 1c | ||
| – Eastern & Southern Africa | 2* | ||
| Oxyura leucocephala | |||
| – West Mediterranean (Spain & Morocco) | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – Algeria & Tunisia | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – East Mediterranean, Turkey & South-west Asia | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Oxyura maccoa | |||
| – Eastern Africa | 1c | ||
| – Southern Africa | 1c | ||
| Cygnus olor | |||
| – North-west Mainland & Central Europe | 1 | ||
| – Black Sea | 1 | ||
| – West & Central Asia/Caspian | 2a 2d | ||
| Cygnus Cygnus | |||
| – Iceland/UK & Ireland | 2 | ||
| – North-west Mainland Europe | 1 | ||
| – N Europe & W Siberia/Black Sea & E Mediterranean | 2 | ||
| – West & Central Siberia/Caspian | 2 | ||
| Cygnus columbianus bewickii | |||
| – Western Siberia & NE Europe/North-west Europe | 3c | ||
| – Northern Siberia/Caspian | 1c | ||
| Anser brachyrhynchus | |||
| – East Greenland & Iceland/UK | 2a | ||
| – Svalbard/North-west Europe | 1 | ||
| Anser fabalis fabalis | |||
| – North-east Europe/North-west Europe | 1 | ||
| Anser fabalis rossicus | |||
| – West & Central Siberia/NE & SW Europe | (1) | ||
| Anser fabalis johanseni | |||
| – West & Central Siberia/Turkmenistan to W China | (1) | ||
| Anser albifrons albifrons | |||
| – NW Siberia & NE Europe/North-west Europe | 1 | ||
| – Western Siberia/Central Europe | 3c* | ||
| – Western Siberia/Black Sea & Turkey | 1 | ||
| – Northern Siberia/Caspian & Iraq | 2 | ||
| Anser albifrons flavirostris | |||
| – Greenland/Ireland & UK | 3a* | ||
| Anser erythropus | |||
| – N Europe & W Siberia/Black Sea & Caspian | 1a 1b 2 | ||
| Anser anser anser | |||
| – Iceland/UK & Ireland | 1 | ||
| – NW Europe/South-west Europe | 1 | ||
| – Central Europe/North Africa | 1 | ||
| Anser anser rubrirostris | |||
| – Black Sea & Turkey | 1 | ||
| – Western Siberia/Caspian & Iraq | 1 | ||
| Branta leucopsis | |||
| – East Greenland/Scotland & Ireland | 1 | ||
| – Svalbard/South-west Scotland | 2 | ||
| – Russia/Germany & Netherlands | 1 | ||
| Branta bernicla bernicla | |||
| – Western Siberia/Western Europe | 2b 2c | ||
| Branta bernicla hrota | |||
| – Svalbard/Denmark & UK | 1c | ||
| – Canada & Greenland/Ireland | 2 | ||
| Branta ruficollis | |||
| – Northern Siberia/Black Sea & Caspian | 1a 1b 3a | ||
| Alopochen aegyptiacus | |||
| – West Africa | 2 | ||
| – Eastern & Southern Africa | 1 | ||
| Tadorna ferruginea | |||
| – North-west Africa | 1c | ||
| – East Mediterranean & Black Sea/North-east Africa | 2 | ||
| – Western Asia & Caspian/Iran & Iraq | 1 | ||
| Tadorna cana | |||
| – Southern Africa | 1 | ||
| Tadorna tadorna | |||
| – North-west Europe | 2a | ||
| – Black Sea & Mediterranean | 3c | ||
| – Western Asia/Caspian & Middle East | 1 | ||
| Plectropterus gambensis gambensis | |||
| – West Africa | 1 | ||
| – Eastern Africa(Sudan to Zambia) | 1 | ||
| Plectropterus gambensis niger | |||
| – Southern Africa | 1 | ||
| Sarkidiornis melanotos melanotos | |||
| – West Africa | 1 | ||
| – Southern & Eastern Africa | 1 | ||
| Nettapus auritus | |||
| – West Africa | 1c | ||
| – Southern & Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Anas capensis | |||
| – Eastern Africa (Rift Valley) | 1c | ||
| – Lake Chad basin | 1c | ||
| – Southern Africa (N to Angola & Zambia) | 1 | ||
| Anas strepera strepera | |||
| – North-west Europe | 1 | ||
| – North-east Europe/Black Sea & Mediterranean | 2c | ||
| – Western Siberia/SW Asia & NE Africa | (1) | ||
| Anas penelope | |||
| – Western Siberia & NE Europe/NW Europe | 1 | ||
| – W Siberia & NE Europe/Black Sea & Mediterranean | 2c | ||
| – Western Siberia/SW Asia & NE Africa | 2c | ||
| Anas platyrhynchos platyrhynchos | |||
| – North-west Europe | 1 | ||
| – Northern Europe/West Mediterranean | 1 | ||
| – Eastern Europe/Black Sea & East Mediterranean | 2c | ||
| – Western Siberia/South-west Asia | (1) | ||
| Anas undulata undulata | |||
| – Southern Africa | 1 | ||
| Anas clypeata | |||
| – North-west & Central Europe (win) | 1 | ||
| – W Siberia, NE & E Europe/S Europe & West Africa | 2c | ||
| – W Siberia/SW Asia, NE & Eastern Africa | 2c | ||
| Anas erythrorhyncha | |||
| – Southern Africa | 1 | ||
| – Eastern Africa | 1 | ||
| – Madagascar | 2 | ||
| Anas acuta | |||
| – North-west Europe | 1 | ||
| – W Siberia, NE & E Europe/S Europe & West Africa | 2c | ||
| – Western Siberia/SW Asia & Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Anas querquedula | |||
| – Western Siberia & Europe/West Africa | 2c | ||
| – Western Siberia/SW Asia, NE & Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Anas crecca crecca | |||
| – North-west Europe | 1 | ||
| – W Siberia & NE Europe/Black Sea & Mediterranean | 1 | ||
| – Western Siberia/SW Asia & NE Africa | 2c | ||
| Anas hottentota | |||
| – Lake Chad Basin | 1c | ||
| – Eastern Africa(south to N Zambia) | 1 | ||
| – Southern Africa (north to S Zambia) | 1 | ||
| Marmaronetta angustirostris | |||
| – West Mediterranean/West Medit. & West Africa | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – East Mediterranean | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – South-west Asia | 1a 1b 2 | ||
| Netta rufina | |||
| – South-west & Central Europe/West Mediterranean | 1 | ||
| – Black Sea & East Mediterranean | 3c | ||
| – Western & Central Asia/South-west Asia | 1 | ||
| Netta erythrophthalma brunnea | |||
| – Southern & Eastern Africa | 1 | ||
| Aythya ferina | |||
| – North-east Europe/North-west Europe | 1 | ||
| – Central & NE Europe/Black Sea & Mediterranean | 1 | ||
| – Western Siberia/South-west Asia | 2c | ||
| Aythya nyroca | |||
| – West Mediterranean/North & West Africa | 1a 1c | ||
| – Eastern Europe/E Mediterranean & Sahelian Africa | 1a 3c | ||
| – Western Asia/SW Asia & NE Africa | 1a 3c | ||
| Aythya fuligula | |||
| – North-west Europe (win) | 1 | ||
| – Central Europe, Black Sea & Mediterranean (win) | 1 | ||
| – Western Siberia/SW Asia & NE Africa | (1) | ||
| Aythya marila marila | |||
| – Northern Europe/Western Europe | 1 | ||
| – Western Siberia/Black Sea & Caspian | 1 | ||
| Somateria mollissima mollissima | |||
| – Baltic, Denmark & Netherlands | 1 | ||
| – Norway & Russia | 1 | ||
| Somateria mollissima borealis | |||
| – Svalbard & Franz Joseph (bre) | 1 | ||
| Somateria spectabilis | |||
| – East Greenland, NE Europe & Western Siberia | 1 | ||
| Polysticta stelleri | |||
| – Western Siberia/North-east Europe | 1a | 1 | |
| Clangula hyemalis | |||
| – Iceland & Greenland | 1 | ||
| – Western Siberia/North Europe | 1 | ||
| Melanitta nigra nigra | |||
| – W Siberia & N Europe/W Europe & NW Africa | 2a | ||
| Melanitta fusca fusca | |||
| – Western Siberia & Northern Europe/NW Europe | 2a | ||
| – Black Sea & Caspian | 1c | ||
| Bucephala clangula clangula | |||
| – North-west & Central Europe (win) | 1 | ||
| – North-east Europe/Adriatic | 1 | ||
| – Western Siberia & North-east Europe/Black Sea | 2 | ||
| – Western Siberia/Caspian | 2 | ||
| Mergus albellus | |||
| – North-west & Central Europe (win) | 3a | ||
| – North-east Europe/Black Sea & East Mediterranean | 1 | ||
| – Western Siberia/South-west Asia | 3c | ||
| Mergus serrator serrator | |||
| – North-west & Central Europe (win) | 1 | ||
| – North-east Europe/Black Sea & Mediterranean | 1 | ||
| – Western Siberia/South-west & Central Asia | 1c | ||
| Mergus merganser merganser | |||
| – North-west & Central Europe (win) | 1 | ||
| – North-east Europe/Black Sea | 1c | ||
| – Western Siberia/Caspian | 2 | ||
| GRUIDAE | |||
| Balearica pavonina pavonina | |||
| – West Africa (Senegal to Chad) | 2 | ||
| Balearica pavonina ceciliae | |||
| – Eastern Africa (Sudan to Uganda) | 3c | ||
| Balearica regulorum regulorum | |||
| – Southern Africa (N to Angola & S Zimbabwe) | 1c | ||
| Balearica regulorum gibbericeps | |||
| – Eastern Africa (Kenya to Mozambique) | 3c | ||
| Grus leucogeranus | |||
| – Iran (win) | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Grus virgo | |||
| – Black Sea (Ukraine)/North-east Africa | 1c | ||
| – Turkey (bre) | 1c | ||
| – Kalmykia/North-east Africa | 1 | ||
| Grus paradisea | |||
| – Extreme Southern Africa | 1b 2 | ||
| Grus carunculatus | |||
| – Central & Southern Africa | 1b 1c | ||
| Grus grus | |||
| – North-west Europe/Iberia & Morocco | 1 | ||
| – North-east & Central Europe/North Africa | 1 | ||
| – Eastern Europe/Turkey, Middle East & NE Africa | 3c | ||
| – Turkey & Georgia (bre) | 1c | ||
| – Western Siberia/South Asia | (1) | ||
| RALLIDAE | |||
| Sarothrura elegans elegans | |||
| – NE, Eastern & Southern Africa | (1) | ||
| Sarothrura elegans reichenovi | |||
| – S West Africa to Central Africa | (1) | ||
| Sarothrura boehmi | |||
| – Central Africa | 1c | ||
| Sarothrura ayresi | |||
| – Ethiopia and Southern Africa | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Rallus aquaticus aquaticus | |||
| – Europe & North Africa | 1 | ||
| Rallus aquaticus korejewi | |||
| – Western Siberia/South-west Asia | (1) | ||
| Rallus caerulescens | |||
| – Southern & Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Crecopsis egregia | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa | (1) | ||
| Crex crex | |||
| – Europe & Western Asia/Sub-Saharan Africa | 1b | 2c | |
| Amaurornis flavirostris | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa | 1 | ||
| Porzana parva parva | |||
| – Western Eurasia/Africa | 2c | ||
| Porzana pusilla intermedia | |||
| – Europe (bre) | 2 | ||
| Porzana porzana | |||
| – Europe/Africa | 2c | ||
| Aenigmatolimnas marginalis | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa | (2) | ||
| Porphyrio alleni | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa | (1) | ||
| Gallinula chloropus chloropus | |||
| – Europe & North Africa | 1 | ||
| – West & South-west Asia | (1) | ||
| Gallinula angulata | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa | (1) | ||
| Fulica cristata | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa | 1 | ||
| – Spain & Morocco | 1c | ||
| Fulica atra atra | |||
| – North-west Europe (win) | 1 | ||
| – Black Sea & Mediterranean (win) | 1 | ||
| – South-west Asia (win) | (1) | ||
| DROMADIDAE | |||
| Dromas ardeola | |||
| – North-west Indian Ocean, Red Sea & Gulf | 3a | ||
| HAEMATOPODIDAE | |||
| Haematopus ostralegus ostralegus | |||
| – Europe/South & West Europe & NW Africa | 1 | ||
| Haematopus ostralegus longipes | |||
| – SE Eur & W Asia/SW Asia & NE Africa | (1) | ||
| Haematopus moquini | |||
| – Coastal Southern Africa | 1c | ||
| RECURVIROSTRIDAE | |||
| Himantopus himantopus himantopus | |||
| – Sub-Saharan Africa (excluding south) | (1) | ||
| – Southern Africa (`meridionalis') | 2 | ||
| – SW Europe & North-west Africa/West Africa | 1 | ||
| – Central Europe & E Mediterranean/N-Central Africa | 1 | ||
| – W, C & SW Asia/SW Asia & NE Africa | (1) | ||
| Recurvirostra avosetta | |||
| – Southern Africa | 2 | ||
| – Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| – Western Europe & North-west Africa (bre) | 1 | ||
| – South-east Europe, Black Sea & Turkey (bre) | (3c) | ||
| – West & South-west Asia/Eastern Africa | 2 | ||
| BURHINIDAE | |||
| Burhinus senegalensis senegalensis | |||
| – West Africa | (2) | ||
| Burhinus senegalensis inornatus | |||
| – North-east & Eastern Africa | (2) | ||
| GLAREOLIDAE | |||
| Pluvianus aegyptius aegyptius | |||
| – West Africa | (1) | ||
| – Eastern Africa | (2) | ||
| Glareola pratincola pratincola | |||
| – Western Europe & NW Africa/West Africa | 2 | ||
| – Black Sea & E Mediterranean/Eastern Sahel zone | 2 | ||
| – SW Asia/SW Asia & NE Africa | (1) | ||
| Glareola nordmanni | |||
| – SE Europe & Western Asia/Southern Africa | 3b 3c | ||
| Glareola ocularis | |||
| – Madagascar/East Africa | (2) | ||
| Glareola nuchalis nuchalis | |||
| – Eastern & Central Africa | (1) | ||
| Glareola nuchalis liberiae | |||
| – West Africa | (2) | ||
| Glareola cinerea cinerea | |||
| – SE West Africa & Central Africa | (2) | ||
| CHARADRIIDAE | |||
| Pluvialis apricaria apricaria | |||
| – Britain, Ireland, Denmark, Germany & Baltic (bre) | 3c* | ||
| Pluvialis apricaria altifrons | |||
| – Iceland & Faroes/East Atlantic coast | 1 | ||
| – Northern Europe/Western Europe & NW Africa | 1 | ||
| – Northern Siberia/Caspian & Asia Minor | (1) | ||
| Pluvialis fulva | |||
| – North-central Siberia/South & SW Asia, NE Africa | (1) | ||
| Pluvialis squatarola | |||
| – W Siberia & Canada/W Europe & W Africa | 1 | ||
| – C & E Siberia/SW Asia, Eastern & Southern Africa | 1 | ||
| Charadrius hiaticula hiaticula | |||
| – Northern Europe/Europe & North Africa | 1 | ||
| Charadrius hiaticula psammodroma | |||
| – Canada, Greenland & Iceland/W & S Africa | (2c) | ||
| Charadrius hiaticula tundrae | |||
| – NE Europe & Siberia/SW Asia, E & S Africa | (1) | ||
| Charadrius dubius curonicus | |||
| – Europe & North-west Africa/West Africa | 1 | ||
| – West & South-west Asia/Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Charadrius pecuarius pecuarius | |||
| – Southern & Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| – West Africa | (1) | ||
| Charadrius tricollaris tricollaris | |||
| – Southern & Eastern Africa | 1 | ||
| Charadrius forbesi | |||
| – Western & Central Africa | (1) | ||
| Charadrius pallidus pallidus | |||
| – Southern Africa | 2 | ||
| Charadrius pallidus venustus | |||
| – Eastern Africa | 1c | ||
| Charadrius alexandrinus alexandrinus | |||
| – West Europe & West Mediterranean/West Africa | 3c | ||
| – Black Sea & East Mediterranean/Eastern Sahel | 3c | ||
| – SW & Central Asia/SW Asia & NE Africa | (1) | ||
| Charadrius marginatus mechowi | |||
| – Southern & Eastern Africa | 2 | ||
| – West to West-central Africa | 2 | ||
| Charadrius mongolus pamirensis | |||
| – West-central Asia/SW Asia & Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Charadrius leschenaultii columbinus | |||
| – Turkey & SW Asia/E. Mediterranean & Red Sea | 1c | ||
| Charadrius leschenaultii crassirostris | |||
| – Caspian & SW Asia/Arabia & NE Africa | (1) | ||
| Charadrius leschenaultii leschenaultii | |||
| – Central Asia/Eastern & Southern Africa | (1) | ||
| Charadrius asiaticus | |||
| – SE Europe & West Asia/E & South-central Africa | 3c | ||
| Eudromias morinellus | |||
| – Europe/North-west Africa | (3c) | ||
| – Asia/Middle East | (1) | ||
| Vanellus vanellus | |||
| – Europe/Europe & North Africa | 2c | ||
| – Western Asia/South-west Asia | (1) | ||
| Vanellus spinosus | |||
| – Black Sea & Mediterranean (bre) | 1 | ||
| Vanellus albiceps | |||
| – West & Central Africa | (1) | ||
| Vanellus senegallus senegallus | |||
| – West Africa | (1) | ||
| Vanellus senegallus solitaneus | |||
| – South-west Africa | (1) | ||
| Vanellus senegallus lateralis | |||
| – Eastern & South-east Africa | 1 | ||
| Vanellus lugubris | |||
| – Southern West Africa | 2 | ||
| – Central & Eastern Africa | 3c | ||
| Vanellus melanopterus minor | |||
| – Southern Africa | 1c | ||
| Anellus coronatus coronatus | |||
| – Eastern & Southern Africa | 1 | ||
| – Central Africa | (2) | ||
| Vanellus coronatus xerophilus | |||
| – South-west Africa | (1) | ||
| Vanellus superciliosus | |||
| – West & Central Africa | (2) | ||
| Vanellus gregarious | |||
| – SE Europe & Western Asia/North-east Africa | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – Central Asian Republics/NW India | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Vanellus leucurus | |||
| – SW Asia/SW Asia & North-east Africa | 2 | ||
| – Central Asian Republics/South Asia | (1) | ||
| SCOLOPACIDAE | |||
| Scolopax rusticola | |||
| – Europe/South & West Europe & North Africa | 1 | ||
| – Western Siberia/South-west Asia (Caspian) | (1) | ||
| Gallinago stenura | |||
| – Northern Siberia/South Asia & Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Gallinago media | |||
| – Scandinavia/probably West Africa | 1 | ||
| – Western Siberia & NE Europe/South-east Africa | 2c | ||
| Gallinago gallinago gallinago | |||
| – Europe/South & West Europe & NW Africa | 2c | ||
| – Western Siberia/South-west Asia & Africa | 1 | ||
| Gallinago gallinago faeroeensis | |||
| – Iceland, Faroes & Northern Scotland/Ireland | 1 | ||
| Lymnocryptes minimus | |||
| – Northern Europe/S & W Europe & West Africa | 2b | ||
| – Western Siberia/SW Asia & NE Africa | (1) | ||
| Limosa limosa limosa | |||
| – Western Europe/NW & West Africa | 2c | ||
| – Eastern Europe/Central & Eastern Africa | 2c | ||
| – West-central Asia/SW Asia & Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Limosa limosa islandica | |||
| – Iceland/Western Europe | 3a* | ||
| Limosa lapponica lapponica | |||
| – Northern Europe/Western Europe | 2a | ||
| Limosa lapponica taymyrensis | |||
| – Western Siberia/West & South-west Africa | 2a 2c | ||
| Limosa lapponica menzbieri | |||
| – Central Siberia/South & SW Asia & Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Numenius phaeopus phaeopus | |||
| – Northern Europe/West Africa | (1) | ||
| – West Siberia/Southern & Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Numenius phaeopus islandicus | |||
| – Iceland, Faroes & Scotland/West Africa | 1 | ||
| Numenius phaeopus alboaxillaris | |||
| – South-west Asia/Eastern Africa | 1c | ||
| Numenius tenuirostris | |||
| – Central Siberia/Mediterranean & SW Asia | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Numenius arquata arquata | |||
| – Europe/Europe, North & West Africa | 1 | ||
| Numenius arquata orientalis | |||
| – Western Siberia/SW Asia, E & S Africa | 3c | ||
| Numenius arquata suschkini | |||
| – South-east Europe & South-west Asia (bre) | 2 | ||
| Tringa erythropus | |||
| – N Europe/Southern Europe, North & West Africa | (1) | ||
| – Western Siberia/SW Asia, NE & Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Tringa totanus tetanus | |||
| – NW Europe/W Europe, NW & West Africa | 2c | ||
| – Central & East Europe/East Mediterranean & Africa | 2c | ||
| Tringa totanus Britannica | |||
| – Britain & Ireland/Britain, Ireland, France | 2c | ||
| Tringa totanus ussuriensis | |||
| – Western Asia/SW Asia, NE & Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Tringa totanus robusta | |||
| – Iceland & Faroes/Western Europe | 1 | ||
| Tringa stagnatilis | |||
| – Eastern Europe/West & Central Africa | (1) | ||
| – Western Asia/SW Asia, Eastern & Southern Africa | (1) | ||
| Tringa nebularia | |||
| – Northern Europe/SW Europe, NW & West Africa | 1 | ||
| – Western Siberia/SW Asia, E & S Africa | (1) | ||
| Tringa ochropus | |||
| – Northern Europe/S & W Europe, West Africa | 1 | ||
| – Western Siberia/SW Asia, NE & Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Tringa glareola | |||
| – North-west Europe/West Africa | 2c | ||
| – NE Europe & W Siberia/Eastern & Southern Africa | (1) | ||
| Tringa cinerea | |||
| – NE Europe & W Siberia/SW Asia, E & S Africa | 1 | ||
| Tringa hypoleucos | |||
| – West & Central Europe/West Africa | 1 | ||
| – E Europe & W Siberia/Central, E & S Africa | (1) | ||
| Arenaria interpres interpres | |||
| – NE Canada & Greenland/W Europe & NW Africa | 1 | ||
| – Northern Europe/West Africa | 1 | ||
| – West & Central Siberia/SW Asia, E & S Africa | (1) | ||
| Calidris tenuirostris | |||
| – Eastern Siberia/SW Asia & W Southern Asia | 1c | ||
| Calidris canutus canutus | |||
| – Northern Siberia/West & Southern Africa | 2a 2c | ||
| Calidris canutus islandica | |||
| – NE Canada & Greenland/Western Europe | 2a 2c | ||
| Calidris alba | |||
| – East Atlantic Europe, West & Southern Africa (win) | 1 | ||
| – South-west Asia, Eastern & Southern Africa (win) | 1 | ||
| Calidris minuta | |||
| – N Europe/S Europe, North & West Africa | (2c) | ||
| – Western Siberia/SW Asia, E & S Africa | (1) | ||
| Calidris temminckii | |||
| – Fennoscandia/North & West Africa | (1) | ||
| – NE Europe & W Siberia/SW Asia & Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Calidris maritima maritima | |||
| – North & West Europe (excluding Iceland) (win) | 1 | ||
| Calidris alpina alpina | |||
| – NE Europe & NW Siberia/W Europe & NW Africa | 1 | ||
| Calidris alpina centralis | |||
| – Central Siberia/SW Asia & NE Africa | (1) | ||
| Calidris alpina schinzii | |||
| – Iceland & Greenland/NW and West Africa | 1 | ||
| – Britain & Ireland/SW Europe & NW Africa | 2 | ||
| – Baltic/SW Europe & NW Africa | 1c | ||
| Calidris alpina arctica | |||
| – NE Greenland/West Africa | 3a | ||
| Calidris ferruginea | |||
| – Western Siberia/West Africa | 1 | ||
| – Central Siberia/SW Asia, E & S Africa | 1 | ||
| Limicola falcinellus falcinellus | |||
| – Northern Europe/SW Asia & Africa | 3c | ||
| Philomachus pugnax | |||
| – Northern Europe & Western Siberia/West Africa | 2c | ||
| – Northern Siberia/SW Asia, E & S Africa | (2c) | ||
| Phalaropus lobatus | |||
| – Western Eurasia/Arabian Sea | 1 | ||
| Phalaropus fulicaria | |||
| – Canada & Greenland/Atlantic coast of Africa | (1) | ||
| LARIDAE | |||
| Larus leucophthalmus | |||
| – Red Sea & nearby coasts | 1a 2 | ||
| Larus hemprichii | |||
| – Red Sea, Gulf, Arabia & Eastern Africa | 2a | ||
| Larus canus canus | |||
| – NW & Cent. Europe/Atlantic coast & Mediterranean | 2c | ||
| Larus canus heinei | |||
| – NE Europe & Western Siberia/Black Sea & Caspian | (1) | ||
| Larus audouinii | |||
| – Mediterranean/N & W coasts of Africa | 1a 3a | ||
| Larus marinus | |||
| – North & West Europe | 1 | ||
| Larus dominicanus vetula | |||
| – Coastal Southern Africa | 1 | ||
| Larus hyperboreus hyperboreus | |||
| – Svalbard & N Russia (bre) | (1) | ||
| Larus hyperboreus leuceretes | |||
| – Canada, Greenland & Iceland (bre) | (1) | ||
| Larus glaucoides glaucoides | |||
| – Greenland/Iceland & North-west Europe | 1 | ||
| Larus argentatus argentatus | |||
| – North & North-west Europe | 1 | ||
| Larus argentatus argenteus | |||
| – Iceland & Western Europe | 1 | ||
| Larus heuglini | |||
| – NE Europe & W Siberia/SW Asia & NE Africa | (1) | ||
| Larus (heuglini) barabensis | |||
| – South-west Siberia/South-west Asia | (1) | ||
| Larus armenicus | |||
| – Armenia, Eastern Turkey & NW Iran | 3a | ||
| Larus cachinnans cachinnans | |||
| – Black Sea & Western Asia/SW Asia, NE Africa | 1 | ||
| Larus cachinnans michahellis | |||
| – Mediterranean, Iberia & Morocco | 1 | ||
| Larus fuscus fuscus | |||
| – NE Europe/Black Sea, SW Asia & Eastern Africa | (2c) | ||
| Larus fuscus graellsii | |||
| – Western Europe/Mediterranean & West Africa | 1 | ||
| Larus ichthyaetus | |||
| – Black Sea & Caspian/South-west Asia | 3a | ||
| Larus cirrocephalus poiocephalus | |||
| – West Africa | (1) | ||
| – Central & Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| – Coastal Southern Africa (excluding Madagascar) | (1) | ||
| Larus hartlaubii | |||
| – Coastal South-west Africa | 1 | ||
| Larus ridibundus | |||
| – W Europe/W Europe, W Mediterranean, West Africa | 1 | ||
| – East Europe/Black Sea & East Mediterranean | 1 | ||
| – West Asia/SW Asia & NE Africa | (1) | ||
| Larus genei | |||
| – West Africa (bre) | 2 | ||
| – Black Sea & Mediterranean (bre) | 2a | ||
| – West, South-west & South Asia (bre) | 2a | ||
| Larus melanocephalus | |||
| – W Europe, Mediterranean & NW Africa | 2a | ||
| Larus minutes | |||
| – Central & E Europe/SW Europe & W Mediterranean | 1 | ||
| – W Asia/E Mediterranean, Black Sea & Caspian | (1) | ||
| Xema sabini sabini | |||
| – Canada & Greenland/SE Atlantic | (1) | ||
| Sterna nilotica nilotica | |||
| – Western Europe/West Africa | 2 | ||
| – Black Sea & East Mediterranean/Eastern Africa | 3c | ||
| – West & Central Asia/South-west Asia | 2 | ||
| Sterna caspia caspia | |||
| – Southern Africa (bre) | 1c | ||
| – West Africa (bre) | 1 | ||
| – Europe (bre) | 1c | ||
| – Caspian (bre) | 2 | ||
| Sterna maxima albidorsalis | |||
| – West Africa (bre) | 2a | ||
| Sterna bengalensis bengalensis | |||
| – Gulf/Southern Asia | 2a | ||
| Sterna bengalensis par | |||
| – Red Sea/Eastern Africa | 3a | ||
| Sterna bengalensis emigrata | |||
| – S Mediterranean/NW & West Africa coasts | 1c | ||
| Sterna bergii bergii | |||
| – Southern Africa (Angola – Mozambique) | 2 | ||
| Sterna bergii enigma | |||
| – Madagascar & Mozambique/Southern Africa | 1c | ||
| Sterna bergii thalassina | |||
| – Eastern Africa & Seychelles | 1c | ||
| Sterna bergii velox | |||
| – Red Sea & North-east Africa | 3a | ||
| Sterna sandvicensis sandvicensis | |||
| – Western Europe/West Africa | 2a | ||
| – Black Sea & Mediterranean (bre) | 3a 3c | ||
| – West & Central Asia/South-west & South Asia | 2a | ||
| Sterna dougallii dougallii | |||
| – Southern Africa | 1c | ||
| – East Africa | 3a | ||
| – Europe (bre) | 1c | ||
| Sterna dougallii arideensis | |||
| – Madagascar, Seychelles & Mascarenes | 2 | ||
| Sterna dougallii bangsi | |||
| – North Arabian Sea (Oman) | 1c | ||
| Sterna vittata vittata | |||
| – P.Edward, Marion, Crozet & Kerguelen/South Africa | 1c | ||
| Sterna vittata tristanensis | |||
| – Tristan da Cunha & Gough/South Africa | 1c | ||
| Sterna hirundo hirundo | |||
| – Southern & Western Europe (bre) | 1 | ||
| – Northern & Eastern Europe (bre) | 1 | ||
| – Western Asia (bre) | (1) | ||
| Sterna paradisaea | |||
| – Western Eurasia (bre) | 1 | ||
| Sterna albifrons albifrons | |||
| – Eastern Atlantic (bre) | 3b | ||
| – Black Sea & East Mediterranean (bre) | 3c | ||
| – Caspian (bre) | 2 | ||
| Sterna albifrons guineae | |||
| – West Africa (bre) | 1c | ||
| Sterna saundersi | |||
| – W South Asia, Red Sea, Gulf & Eastern Africa | (1) | ||
| Sterna balaenarum | |||
| – Namibia & South Africa/Atlantic coast to Ghana | 2 | ||
| Sterna repressa | |||
| – W South Asia, Red Sea, Gulf & Eastern Africa | 2c | ||
| Chlidonias hybridus hybridus | |||
| – Western Europe & North-west Africa (bre) | 3c | ||
| – Black Sea & East Mediterranean (bre) | (1) | ||
| – Caspian (bre) | (1) | ||
| Chlidonias hybridus sclateri | |||
| – Eastern Africa (Kenya & Tanzania) | 1c | ||
| – Southern Africa (Malawi & Zambia to South Africa) | (2) | ||
| Chlidonias leucopterus | |||
| – Eastern Europe & Western Asia/Africa | (1) | ||
| Chlidonias niger niger | |||
| – Europe & Western Asia/Atlantic coast of Africa | 2c | ||
| RYNCHOPIDAE | |||
| Rynchops flavirostris | |||
| – Coastal West Africa & Central Africa | 2 | ||
| – Eastern & Southern Africa | 2 |
Amendements aux annexes à l'Accord
Rappelant l'Acte final de la réunion de négociations pour adopter l'Accord sur la conservation des oiseaux d'eau migrateurs d'Afrique-Eurasie qui a eu lieu à La Haye (Pays-Bas) en juin 1995, invitant le secrétariat intérimaire à préparer des amendements au Plan d'action en ce qui concerne les espèces ou les familles inscrites à l'annexe 2 de l'Accord,
Rappelant la Résolution 1.9, adoptée à la première Réunion des Parties, en novembre 1999 au Cap, qui amendait le Plan d'action et demandait, entre autres, au secrétariat et/ou au Comité technique:
a) d'envisager l'adjonction d'espèces, comme spécifié dans la résolution, à l'Accord et au Plan d'action;
b) d'examiner les données actuelles sur l'état des populations;
c) de stimuler la préparation de plans d'action pour chaque espèce.
Rappelant l'article X de l'Accord concernant les procédures d'amendement du Plan d'action et de ses annexes,
Convaincue que des mesures urgentes sont nécessaires pour de nombreuses espèces non-encore incluses dans le Plan d'action, tel qu'il a été adopté à la réunion finale de négociations (La Haye, juin 1995), et pour réactualiser régulièrement le Plan d'action,
Ayant examiné le document AEWA/MPO2.9, «Amendements proposés pour le Plan d'action», et ayant pris note des modifications qu'il est proposé d'apporter à l'annexe 2 de l'Accord et au tableau 1 du Plan d'action, qui comprennent:
a) L'état de conservation actualisé des espèces énumérées dans le Plan d'action, présenté au tableau 1a du document AEWA/MOP2.9;
b) L'inscription de 11 espèces supplémentaires, avec l'état de leurs populations, comme spécifié au tableau 1b du document AEWA/MOP2.9, à l'annexe 2 de l'Accord et au tableau 1 du Plan d'action;
c) L'inscription, comme suite à la Résolution 1.9, de six espèces supplémentaires, comme spécifié au tableau 1c du document AEWA/MOP2.9, à l'annexe 2 de l'Accord et au tableau 1 du Plan d'action;
d) L'inscription, comme spécifié au tableau 1d du document AEWA/MOP2.9, de 48 autres espèces d'oiseaux d'eau à l'annexe 2 de l'Accord et au tableau 1 du Plan d'action, et l'inscription au tableau 1 du Plan d'action de 16 populations migratrices supplémentaires de 12 espèces déjà inscrites à l'annexe 2 de l'Accord;
e) L'amendement de l'état de conservation des populations de 38 espèces, comme proposé dans le document de travail intituléNouveaux amendements au Tableau 1 du Plan d'action, présenté à la Réunion par Wetlands International,
Prenant note de la procédure internationale pour l'actualisation et la révision des estimations de populations ainsi que du seuil de 1% pour les oiseaux établis par la Convention de Ramsar, qui prévoit l'actualisation des Estimations de la population des oiseaux d'eau préparée par Wetlands International, à la suite de recherches et de consultations scientifiques internationales, pour que la réunion de la Conférence des Parties à la Convention de Ramsar, qui se tient tous les trois ans;
Consciente des difficultés pratiques considérables rencontrées lorsque la Réunion des Parties à l'AEWA précède la publication et l'approbation des Estimations de la population des oiseaux d'eau par la Convention de Ramsar,
Estimant que l'étude de l'état de conservation des populations d'oiseaux d'eau à laquelle procède l'AEWA dans la zone couverte par l'Accord gagnerait à être étoffée par une analyse des modifications de l'état de conservation par zone géographique et par groupe taxonomique et écologique, ainsi qu'en fonction d'autres paramètres, pour qu'elle puisse notamment constituer un document de synthèse faisant autorité pour les décideurs et pour qu'elle puisse aussi servir de base à la révision des priorités de mise en oeuvre de l'Accord,
La Réunion des Parties:
1. Convient d'inscrire 65 espèces supplémentaires à l'annexe 2 de l'Accord, comme apposé à la présente résolution, comprenant les 11 espèces spécifiées au tableau 1b du document AEWA/MOP2.9, six espèces spécifiées au tableau 1c du document AEWA/MOP2.9 et 48 espèces spécifiées au tableau 1d du document AEWA/MOP2.9;
2. Adopte la version révisée du tableau 1 du Plan d'action figurant en appendice à la présente Résolution, en remplacement de l'actuel tableau 1 du Plan d'action, modifié précédemment par la Résolution 1.9;
3. Demande au secrétariat de surveiller l'application des amendements et de stimuler la préparation de plans d'action uni-espèce et multi-espèces pour ce qui est des espèces identifiées comme ayant un état de conservation défavorable;
4. Constatant un déclin apparent des populations d'Anas platyrhynchos au Nord-Ouest de l'Europe et l'Europe du Nord/ Méditerranéen occidental, des populations d'Anas acuta dans le Nord-Ouest de l'Europe, et deSomateria mollissima dans la région de la mer Baltique, au Danemark et aux Pays-Bas, décide de maintenir ces populations dans leurs catégories actuelles au tableau 1 du Plan d'action et demande au Comité technique de revoir, en collaboration avec Wetlands International et d'autres experts, à titre prioritaire, l'état de conservation de ces trois populations à la lumière des informations supplémentaires disponibles, et de présenter à la troisième Réunion des Parties un rapport sur ses conclusions;
5. Encourage les Parties à envisager, s'il convient, de mettre au point et d'appliquer des plans d'action internationaux multi-espèces pour des populations d'au moins deux espèces inscrites à la colonne A du tableau 1 lorsque ces populations partagent le même habitat (écosystème), sont exposées à des menaces identiques et ont besoin de mesures similaires pour leur conservation. La priorité sera donnée aux groupes d'espèces qui comprennent au moins deux populations de la Catégorie 1 de la colonne B du tableau 1, lorsque ces populations peuvent être incluses dans ces plans d'action si elles ont une action réciproque avec d'autres espèces du groupe et exigent des mesures de conservation similaires.
6. Demande au Comité technique de l'Accord, en étroite coopération avec le secrétariat de l'Accord, et en collaboration étroite avec les corps appropriés de la Convention des espèces migratrices d'étudier l'évolution de l'Accord par l'inscription d'espèces supplémentaires d'oiseaux de zones humides et d'espèces considérées traditionnellement comme des oiseaux de mer, en prenant d'abord en considération les espèces inscrites au tableau 2 et au tableau 3 du document AEWA/MOP2, et en étendant le tableau 3 aux espèces de l'ensemble de l'Afrique et de voir, en particulier, dans quelle mesure le Plan d'action est suffisamment vaste pour aborder les différents problèmes de conservation auxquels se trouvent confrontés les oiseaux de proie, les passereaux et autres groupes taxonomiques utilisant les zones humides;
7. Demande au Comité technique de l'Accord de donner des directives concernant l'interprétation de l'expression «connaissant un déclin important à long terme» dans le contexte du tableau 1 du Plan d'action;
8. Demande en outre au Comité technique de l'Accord de donner des éclaircissements sur la procédure utilisée pour délimiter les populations biogéographiques d'oiseaux d'eau, vue l'importance de ces délimitations sur le plan pratique pour gérer la conservation des espèces;
9. Prend note de la deuxième édition du Rapport sur l'état de conservation des oiseaux d'eau migrateurs dans la zone de l'Accord (AEWA/Inf.2.14) comme étant le meilleur état des connaissances dont ont dispose actuellement sur la situation des populations d'oiseaux d'eau inscrites à l'Accord;
10. Prie le Comité technique d'élaborer, à sa prochaine réunion, des propositions pour améliorer le contenu analytique de la troisième édition du Rapport sur l'état de conservation des oiseaux d'eau migrateurs dans la zone de l'Accord, publié par l'AEWA, et d'envisager les moyens de se servir de cette information pour revoir les priorités de mise en oeuvre de l'Accord;
11. Prend note également du rapport sur la situation de la population de Lymnocryptes minimus, (AEWA/Inf.2.12), qui contient une évaluation des données actuelles sur l'espèce;
12. Fait appel à toutes les Parties pour qu'elles fournissent les ressources nécessaires afin de prendre des mesures prioritaires au niveau international telles que la rédaction de plans d'action uni-espèce et multi-espèces où elles sont le plus nécessaires d'après le Plan d'action amendé.
13. Prie le Secrétariat de s'efforcer, en liaison avec le Bureau de la Convention de Ramsar, de veiller à ce qu'à l'avenir la Réunion des Parties à l'AEWA suive la réunion de la Conférence des Parties à la Convention de Ramsar, pour aider l'AEWA à revoir les estimations des populations d'oiseaux d'eau et encourager ainsi un processus coordonné et efficace à l'échelle mondiale pour revoir les estimations des populations d'oiseaux d'eau;
14. Prie instamment les pays qui ont mis en place des plans de surveillance des oiseaux d'eau mais qui ne communiquent pas jusqu'à présent des données pour le Recensement international des oiseaux d'eau, d'encourager la communication périodique de ces informations à titre prioritaire pour que le Recensement international des oiseaux d'eau puisse reposer sur les données d'évaluation les plus complètes possibles.
Espèces d'oiseaux d'eau migrateurs sur lesquels l'accord s'applique
| SPHENISCIDAE | |
| Spheniscus demersus | Manchot du Cap |
| GAVIIDAE | |
| Gavia stellata | Plongeon catmarin |
| Gavia arctica | Plongeon arctique |
| Gavia immer | Plongeon imbrin (Plongeon huard) |
| Gavia adamsii | Plongeon à bec blanc |
| PODICIPEDIDAE | |
| Tachybaptus ruficollis | Grèbe castagneux |
| Podiceps cristatus | Grèbe huppé |
| Podiceps grisegena | Grèbe jougris |
| Podiceps auritus | Grèbe esclavon |
| Podiceps nigricollis | Grèbe à cou noir |
| PELECANIDAE | |
| Pelecanus onocrotalus | Pélican blanc |
| Pelecanus rufescens | Pélican gris |
| Pelecanus crispus | Pélican frisé |
| SULIDAE | |
| Sula (Morus) capensis | Fou du Cap |
| PHALACROCORACIDAE | |
| Phalacrocorax coronatus | Cormoran couronné |
| Phalacrocorax pygmaeus | Cormoran pygmée |
| Phalacrocorax neglectus | Cormoran des bancs |
| Phalacrocorax carbo | Grand Cormoran |
| Phalacrocorax nigrogularis | Cormoran de Socotra |
| Phalacrocorax capensis | Cormoran du cap |
| ARDEIDAE | |
| Egretta ardesiaca | Aigrette ardoisée |
| Egretta vinaceigula | Aigrette vineuse |
| Egretta garzetta | Aigrette garzette |
| Egretta gularis | Aigrette des récifs |
| Egretta dimorpha | Aigrette dimorphe |
| Ardea cinerea | Héron cendré |
| Ardea melanocephala | Héron mélanocéphale |
| Ardea purpurea | Héron pourpré |
| Casmerodius albus | Grande Aigrette |
| Mesophoyx intermedia | Héron (Aigrette) intermédiaire |
| Bubulcus ibis | Héron garde-boeufs |
| Ardeola ralloides | Crabier chevelu |
| Ardeola idae | Crabier blanc |
| Ardeola rufiventris | Crabier à ventre roux |
| Nycticorax nycticorax | Bihoreau gris |
| Ixobrychus minutus | Blongios nain |
| Ixobrychus sturmii | Blongios de Sturm |
| Botaurus stellaris | Butor étoilé |
| CICONIIDAE | |
| Mycteria ibis | Tantale ibis |
| Anastomus lamelligerus | Bec-ouvert africain |
| Ciconia nigra | Cigogne noire |
| Ciconia abdimii | Cigogne d'Abdim |
| Ciconia episcopus | Cigogne épiscopale |
| Ciconia ciconia | Cigogne blanche |
| Leptoptilos crumeniferus | Marabout d'Afrique |
| BALAENICIPITIDAE | |
| Balaeniceps rex | Bec-en-sabot du Nil |
| THRESKIORNITHIDAE | |
| Plegadis falcinellus | Ibis falcinelle |
| Geronticus eremita | Ibis chauve |
| Threskiornis aethiopicus | Ibis sacré |
| Platalea leucorodia | Spatule blanche |
| Platalea alba | Spatule d'Afrique |
| PHOENICOPTERIDAE | |
| Phoenicopterus ruber | Flamant rose |
| Phoenicopterus minor | Flamant nain |
| ANATIDAE | |
| Dendrocygna bicolor | Dendrocygne fauve |
| Dendrocygna viduata | Dendrocygne veuf |
| Thalassornis leuconotus | Dendrocygne à dos blanc |
| Oxyura leucocephala | Erismature à tête blanche |
| Oxyura maccoa | Erismature maccoa |
| Cygnus olor | Cygne tuberculé |
| Cygnus cygnus | Cygne chanteur |
| Cygnus columbianus | Cygne de Bewick (siffleur) |
| Anser brachyrhynchus | Oie à bec court |
| Anser fabalis | Oie des moissons |
| Anser albifrons | Oie rieuse |
| Anser erythropus | Oie naine |
| Anser anser | Oie cendrée |
| Branta leucopsis | Bernache nonnette |
| Branta bernicla | Bernache cravant |
| Branta ruficollis | Bernache à cou roux |
| Alopochen aegyptiacus | Ouette d'Egypte |
| Tadorna ferruginea | Tadorne casarca |
| Tadorna cana | Tadorne à tête grise |
| Tadorna tadorna | Tadorne de Belon |
| Plectropterus gambensis | Oie-armée de Gambie |
| Sarkidiornis melanotos | Canard à bosse |
| Nettapus auritus | Anserelle naine |
| Anas penelope | Canard siffleur |
| Anas strepera | Canard chipeau |
| Anas crecca | Sarcelle d'hiver |
| Anas capensis | Canard du Cap |
| Anas platyrhynchos | Canard colvert |
| Anas undulata | Canard à bec jaune |
| Anas acuta | Canard pilet |
| Anas erythrorhyncha | Canard à bec rouge |
| Anas hottentota | Sarcelle hottentote |
| Anas querquedula | Sarcelle d'été |
| Anas clypeata | Canard souchet |
| Marmaronetta angustirostis | Sarcelle marbrée |
| Netta rufina | Nette rousse |
| Netta erythrophthalma | Nette brune |
| Aythya ferina | Fuligule milouin |
| Aythya nyroca | Fuligule nyroca |
| Aythya fuligula | Fuligule morillon |
| Aythya marila | Fuligule milouinan |
| Somateria mollissima | Eider à duvet |
| Somateria spectabilis | Eider à tête grise |
| Polysticta stelleri | Eider de Steller |
| Clangula hyemalis | Harelde de Miquelon (Harelde boréale) |
| Melanitta nigra | Macreuse noire |
| Melanitta fusca | Macreuse brune |
| Bucephala clangula | Garrot à oeil d'or |
| Mergus albellus | Harle piette |
| Mergus serrator | Harle huppé |
| Mergus merganser | Harle bièvre |
| GRUIDAE | |
| Balearica pavonina | Grue couronnée |
| Balearica regulorum | Grue royale |
| Grus leucogeranus | Grue de Sibérie |
| Grus virgo | Grue demoiselle |
| Grus paradisea | Grue de paradis |
| Grus carunculatus | Grue caronculée |
| Grus grus | Grue cendrée |
| RALLIDAE | |
| Sarothrura elegans | Râle ponctué |
| Sarothrura boehmi | Râle de Böhm |
| Sarothrura ayresi | Râle a miroir |
| Rallus aquaticus | Râle d'eau |
| Rallus caerulescens | Râle bleuâtre |
| Crecopsis egregia | Râle des prés |
| Crex crex | Râle des genêts |
| Amaurornis flavirostris | Râle à bec jaune |
| Porzana parva | Marouette poussin |
| Porzana pusilla | Marouette de Baillon |
| Porzana porzana | Marouette ponctuée |
| Aenigmatolimnas marginalis | Marouette rayée |
| Porphyrio alleni | Talève d'Allen |
| Gallinula chloropus | Gallinule poule-d'eau |
| Gallinula angulata | Gallinule africaine |
| Fulica cristata | Foulque caronculée |
| Fulica atra | Foulque macroule |
| DROMADIDAE | |
| Dromas ardeola | Drome ardéole |
| HAEMATOPODIDAE | |
| Haematopus ostralegus | Huîtrier pie |
| Haematopus moquini | Huîtrier de Moquin |
| RECURVIROSTRIDAE | |
| Himantopus himantopus | Echasse blanche |
| Recurvirostra avosetta | Avocette élégante |
| BURHINIDAE | |
| Burhinus senegalensis | Oedicnème du Sénégal |
| GLAREOLIDAE | |
| Pluvianus aegyptius | Pluvian fluviatile |
| Glareola pratincola | Glaréole à collier |
| Glareola nordmanni | Glaréole à ailes noires |
| Glareola ocularis | Glaréole malgache |
| Gareola nuchalis | Glaréole auréolée |
| Glareola cinerea | Glaréole grise |
| CHARADRIIDAE | |
| Pluvialis apricaria | Pluvier doré |
| Pluvialis fulva | Pluvier fauve |
| Pluvialis squatarola | Pluvier argenté |
| Charadrius hiaticula | Grand gravelot (Pluvier grand-gravelot) |
| Charadrius dubius | Petit gravelot (Pluvier petit-gravelot) |
| Charadrius pecuarius | Gravelot (Pluvier) pâtre |
| Charadrius tricollaris | Pluvier à triple collier |
| Charadrius forbesi | Pluvier de Forbes |
| Charadrius pallidus | Pluvier élégant |
| Charadrius alexandrinus | Gravelot (Pluvier) à collier interrompu |
| Charadrius marginatus | Pluvier à front blanc |
| Charadrius mongolus | Pluvier de Mongolie |
| Charadrius leschenaultii | Pluvier de Leschenault |
| Charadrius asiaticus | Pluvier asiatique |
| Eudromias morinellus | Pluvier guignard |
| Vanellus vanellus | Vanneau huppé |
| Vanellus spinosus | Vanneau à éperons |
| Vanellus albiceps | Vanneau à tête blanche |
| Vanellus senegallus | Vanneau du Sénégal |
| Vanellus lugubris | Vanneau terne |
| Vanellus melanopterus | Vanneau à ailes noires |
| Vanellus coronatus | Vanneau couronné |
| Vanellus superciliosus | Vanneau à poitrine châtaine |
| Vanellus gregarious | Vanneau sociable |
| Vanellus leucurus | Vanneau à queue blanche |
| SCOLOPACIDAE | |
| Scolopax rusticola | Bécasse des bois |
| Gallinago stenura | Bécassine à queue pointue |
| Gallinago media | Bécassine double |
| Gallinago gallinago | Bécassine des marais |
| Lymnocryptes minimus | Bécassine sourde |
| Limosa limosa | Barge à queue noire |
| Limosa lapponica | Barge rousse |
| Numenius phaeopus | Courlis corlieu |
| Numenius tenuirostris | Courlis à bec grêle |
| Numenius arquata | Courlis cendré |
| Tringa erythropus | Chevalier arlequin |
| Tringa totanus | Chevalier gambette |
| Tringa stagnatilis | Chevalier stagnatile |
| Tringa nebularia | Chevalier aboyeur |
| Tringa ochropus | Chevalier culblanc |
| Tringa glareola | Chevalier sylvain |
| Tringa cinerea | Chevalier bargette (Bargette de Terek) |
| Tringa hypoleucos | Chevalier guignette |
| Arenaria interpres | Tournepierre à collier |
| Calidris tenuirostris | Bécasseau de l'Anadyr |
| Calidris canutus | Bécasseau maubèche |
| Calidris alba | Bécasseau sanderling |
| Calidris minuta | Bécasseau minute |
| Calidris temminckii | Bécasseau de Temminck |
| Calidris maritima | Bécasseau violet |
| Calidris alpina | Bécasseau variable |
| Calidris ferruginea | Bécasseau cocorli |
| Limicola falcinellus | Bécasseau falcinelle |
| Philomachus pugnax | Combattant varié (Chevalier combattant) |
| Phalaropus lobatus | Phalarope à bec étroit |
| Phalaropus fulicaria | Phalarope à bec large |
| LARIDAE | |
| Larus leucophthalmus | Goéland à iris blanc |
| Larus hemprichii | Goéland de Hemprich |
| Larus canus | Goéland cendré |
| Larus audouinii | Goéland d'Audouin |
| Larus marinus | Goéland marin |
| Larus dominicanus | Goéland dominicain |
| Larus hyperboreus | Goéland bourgmestre |
| Larus glaucoides | Goéland à ailes blanches |
| Larus argentatus | Goéland argenté |
| Larus heuglini | Goéland de Sibérie |
| Larus armenicus | Goéland d'Arménie |
| Larus cachinnans | Goéland leucophée |
| Larus fuscus | Goéland brun |
| Larus ichthyaetus | Goéland ichthyaète |
| Larus cirrocephalus | Mouette à tête grise |
| Larus hartlaubii | Mouette de Hartlaub |
| Larus ridibundus | Mouette rieuse |
| Larus genei | Goéland railleur |
| Larus melanocephalus | Mouette mélanocéphale |
| Larus minutus | Mouette pygmée |
| Xema sabini | Mouette de Sabine |
| Sterna nilotica | Sterne hansel |
| Sterna caspia | Sterne caspienne |
| Sterna maxima | Sterne royale |
| Sterna bengalensis | Sterne voyageuse |
| Sterna bergii | Sterne huppée |
| Sterna sandvicensis | Sterne caugek |
| Sterna dougallii | Sterne de Dougall |
| Sterna vittata | Sterne couronée |
| Sterna hirundo | Sterne pierregarin |
| Sterna paradisaea | Sterne arctique |
| Sterna albifrons | Sterne naine |
| Sterna saundersi | Sterne de Saunders |
| Sterna balaenarum | Sterne des baleiniers |
| Sterna repressa | Sterne à joues blanches |
| Chlidonias hybridus | Guifette moustac |
| Chlidonias leucopterus | Guifette leucoptère |
| Chlidonias niger | Guifette noire |
| RYNCHOPIDAE | |
| Rynchops flavirostris | Bec-en-ciseaux d'Afrique |
Tableau 11
Etat des populations d'oiseaux d'eau migrateurs
Liste des colonnes
La classification suivante est utilisée pour la mise en oeuvre du Plan d'action.
Colonne A
| Catégorie 1: | (a) Espèces figurant à l'annexe 1 de la Convention sur la conservation des espèces migratrices appartenant à la faune sauvage; |
| (b) Espèces qui sont inscrites comme menacé dans Threatened Birds of the World (BirdLife International, 2000); ou | |
| (c) Populations de moins de 10 000 individus. | |
| Catégorie 2: | Populations comptant approximativement entre 10 000 et 25 000 individus. |
| Catégorie 3: | Populations comptant approximativement entre 25 000 et 100 000 individus et considérées comme menacées en raison de: |
| (a) Leur concentration sur un petit nombre de sites à un stade ou l'autre de leur cycle annuel; | |
| (b) Leur dépendance par rapport à un type d'habitat gravement menacé; | |
| (c) Signes importants de leur déclin à long terme; | |
| (d) Fluctuations extrêmes de la taille de la population, ou tendances allant dans ce sens. | |
| Pour les espèces inscrites dans les catégories 2 et 3 ci-dessus, voir le paragraphe 2.1.1 du Plan d'action contenu en annexe 3 de l'accord. | |
| Colonne B | |
| Catégorie 1: | Populations comptant approximativement entre 25 000 et 100 000 d'individus qui ne remplissent pas les conditions pour figurer dans la colonne A ci-dessus. |
| Catégorie 2: | Populations comptant plus de 100 000 d'individus et considérées comme nécessitant une attention particulière en raison de: |
| (a) Leur concentration sur un petit nombre de sites à un stade ou l'autre de leur cycle annuel; | |
| (b) Leur dépendance à l'égard d'un type d'habitat qui est gravement menacé; | |
| (c) Signes importants de leur déclin à long terme; | |
| (d) Fluctuations extrêmes de la taille de la population, ou tendances allant dans ce sens. | |
| Colonne C | |
| Catégorie 1: | Populations comptant plus de 100 000 d'individus, ayant dans une grande mesure intérêt à bénéficier d'une coopération internationale et qui ne remplissent pas les conditions pour figurer dans les colonnes A ou B ci-dessus. |
Examen du tableau 1
Le présent tableau sera:
(a) Examiné régulièrement par le Comité technique conformément à l'article VII, paragraphe 3(b), du présent Accord; et
(b) Amendé, s'il y a lieu, par la Réunion des Parties conformément à l'article VI, paragraphe 9(d), du présent Accord à la lumière des conclusions de cet examen.
Définition de termes géographiques utilisés dans la description des aires de répartition
| Afrique du Nord | Algérie, Egypte, Jamahiriya arabe libyenne, Maroc, Tunisie. |
| Afrique de l'Ouest | Bénin, Burkina Faso, Cameroun, Côte d'Ivoire, Gambie, Ghana, Guinée, Guinée-Bissau, Liberia, Mali, Mauritanie, Niger, Nigeria, Sénégal, Sierra Leone, Tchad, Togo. |
| Afrique de l'Est | Burundi, Djibouti, Erythrée, Ethiopie, Kenya, Ouganda, Rwanda, Somalie, Soudan, Tanzanie (République unie de). |
| Afrique du nord-est | Djibouti, Egypte, Erythrée, Ethiopie, Somalie, Soudan. |
| Afrique australe | Afrique du Sud, Angola, Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibie, Swaziland, Zambie, Zimbabwe. |
| Afrique centrale | Cameroun, Congo, Gabon, Guinée équatoriale, République centrafricaine, République démocratique du Congo, Sao Tomé et Principe, Zaïre. |
| Afrique sub-saharienne | Tous les Etats africains au sud du Sahara. |
| Afrique tropicale | Afrique sub-saharienne à l'exclusion du Lesotho, de la Namibie, de l'Afrique du Sud et du Swaziland. |
| Paléarctique occidental | Comme défini dans le manuel des oiseaux d'Europe, du Moyen-Orient et de l'Afrique du Nord (Cramp et Simmons 1977). |
| Europe du Nord-Ouest | Allemagne, Belgique, Danemark, Finlande, France, Irlande, Islande, Luxembourg, Norvège, Pays-Bas, Royaume-Uni de Grande Bretagne et d'Irlande du Nord, Suède. |
| Europe occidentale | Europe du Nord-Ouest avec le Portugal et l'Espagne. |
| Europe du Nord-Est | La partie septentrionale de la Fédération de Russie à l'ouest de l'Oural. |
| Europe de l'Est | Bélarus, Fédération de Russie à l'ouest de l'Oural, Ukraine. |
| Europe centrale | Allemagne, Autriche, Estonie, Fédération de Russie autour du golfe de Finlande et de Kaliningrad, Hongrie, Lettonie, Liechtenstein, Lituanie, Pologne, République tchèque, Slovaquie, Suisse. |
| Atlantique Nord | Côte nord-ouest de la Fédération de Russie, Féroé, Groenland, Irlande, Islande, Norvège, Royaume-Uni de Grande Bretagne et d'Irlande du Nord, Svalbard. |
| Atlantique Est | Rivage européen de l'Atlantique et de l'Afrique du Nord du nord de la Norvège au Maroc. |
| Sibérie occidentale | Fédération de Russie à l'est de l'Oural jusqu'au fleuve Ienissei et au sud de la frontière du Kazakhstan. |
| Sibérie centrale | Fédération de Russie du fleuve Ienissei jusqu'à la frontière orientale de la péninsule de Taimyr et au sud de l'Altaï. |
| Méditerranée occidentale | Algérie, Espagne, France, Italie, Malte, Maroc, Monaco, Portugal, San Marin, Tunisie. |
| Méditerranée orientale | Albanie, Bosnie et Herzégovine, Chypres, Croatie, Egypte, Grèce, Israël, Jamahiriya arabe Libyenne, Liban, Macédoine (ancienne République yougoslave de), République arabe de Syrie, Slovénie, Turquie, Yougoslavie. |
| Mer Noire | Arménie, Bulgarie, Fédération de Russie, Géorgie, Moldavie, Roumanie, Turquie, Ukraine. |
| Mer Caspienne | Azerbaïdjan, Fédération de Russie, Kazakhstan, Ouzbékistan, République islamique d'Iran, Turkmenistan. |
| Asie du Sud-Ouest | Arabie Saoudite, Bahrein, Emirats arabes unis, Irak, Israël, Jordanie, Kazakhstan, Koweït, Liban, Oman, Ouzbékistan, Qatar, République arabe syrienne, République islamique d'Iran, Turkmenistan, Turquie orientale, Yémen. |
| Asie occidentale | Partie occidentale de la Fédération de Russie à l'est de l'Oural et des pays de la mer Caspienne. |
| Asie centrale | Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kirghizistan, Ouzbékistan, Tadjikistan, Turkmenistan. |
| Asie du Sud | Bangladesh, Bhoutan, Inde, Maldives, Népal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka. |
Liste des abréviations et symboles
| rep. | population reproductrice | hiv. | population hivernante |
| N. | nord | E. | est |
| S. | sud | O. | ouest |
| NE. | nord-est | NO. | nord-ouest |
| SE. | sud-est | SO. | sud-ouest |
(): Etat de conservation de la population inconnu. Etat de conservation estimé.
*: A titre exceptionnel, les populations marquées d'un astérisque peuvent continuer à être chassées dans un souci d'exploitation durable, lorsque cette chasse constitue une pratique culturellement bien établie (voir le paragraphe 2.1.1 du Plan d'action contenu en annexe 3 de l'Accord).
Remarques
1. Les données relatives aux populations utilisées dans le tableau 1 correspondent, dans la mesure du possible, au nombre d'individus de la population reproductrice potentielle, dans la zone de l'Accord. L'état de conservation est établi à partir des meilleures estimations de populations disponibles et publiées.
2. Les abréviations (rep) ou (hiv) utilisées dans le tableau servent uniquement aux fins d'identification des populations. Elles n'indiquent pas de restrictions saisonnières aux actions menées au regard de ces populations dans le cadre de l'Accord et du Plan d'action.
3. Les descriptions brèves utilisées pour l'identification des populations reproduisent celles de la seconde édition deWaterfowl Population Estimates, modifiées pour tenir compte du rapport sur les états de conservation.
4. Les barres obliques (/) qui sont employées séparent les zones de reproduction des zones d'hivernage.
5. Lorsque la population d'une espèce figure au tableau 1 sous plusieurs catégories, les obligations à prendre en compte au titre du Plan d'action sont celles qui découlent de la catégorie la plus stricte.
| A | B | C | |
|---|---|---|---|
| SPHENISCIDAE | |||
| Spheniscus demersus | |||
| – Afrique australe | 1b | 2a 2c | |
| GAVIIDAE | |||
| Gavia stellata | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest (hiv.) | 2c | ||
| – Mer Caspienne, Mer Noire & Méditerranée orientale (hiv.) | (1) | ||
| Gavia arctica arctica | |||
| – Europe du Nord & Sibérie occidentale/Europe | 2c | ||
| Gavia arctica suschkini | |||
| – Sibérie centrale/Mer Caspienne | (1) | ||
| Gavia immer | |||
| – Europe (hiv) | 1c | ||
| Gavia adamsii | |||
| – Europe du Nord (hiv) | 1c | ||
| PODICIPEDIDAE | |||
| Tachybaptus ruficollis ruficollis | |||
| – Europe & Afrique du Nord-Ouest | 1 | ||
| Podiceps cristatus cristatus | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest & occidentale | 1 | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée (hiv.) | 1 | ||
| – Mer Caspienne & Asie du Sud-Ouest (hiv.) | 2 | ||
| Podiceps grisegena grisegena | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest (hiv.) | 1 | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée (hiv.) | (1) | ||
| – Mer Caspienne (hiv.) | 2 | ||
| Podiceps cristatus infuscatus | |||
| – Afrique de l'Est (Ethiopie à Zambie N) | 1c | ||
| – Afrique australe | 1c | ||
| Podiceps auritus auritus | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest (le bec grand) | 1c | ||
| – Europe du Nord-Est (le bec petit) | 1 | ||
| – Mer Caspienne & Asie du Sud (hiv.) | 2 | ||
| Podiceps nigricollis nigricollis | |||
| – Europe/Sud & Europe occidentale & Afrique du Nord | 1 | ||
| – Asie occidentale/Sud-Ouest & Asie du Sud | 1 | ||
| Podiceps nigricollis gurneyi | |||
| – Afrique australe | 2 | ||
| PELECANIDAE | |||
| Pelecanus onocrotalus | |||
| – Afrique australe | 2 | ||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Afrique de l'Est | 1 | ||
| – Europe & Asie occidentale (rep.) | 1a 3c | ||
| Pelecanus rufescens | |||
| – Afrique tropicale & Arabie SO | 1 | ||
| Pelecanus crispus | |||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée (hiv.) | 1a 1c | ||
| – Asie du Sud-Ouest & Asie du Sud (hiv.) | 1a 2 | ||
| SULIDAE | |||
| Sula (Morus) capensis | |||
| – Afrique australe | 1b | 2a 2c | |
| PHALACROCORACIDAE | |||
| Phalacrocorax coronatus | |||
| – Afrique du Sud-Ouest côtière | 1c | ||
| Phalacrocorax pygmeus | |||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée | 1 | ||
| – Asie du Sud-Ouest | 1 | ||
| Phalacrocorax neglectus | |||
| – Afrique du Sud-Ouest côtière | 1b 1c | ||
| Phalacrocorax carbo carbo | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest | 1 | ||
| Phalacrocorax carbo sinensis | |||
| – Europe du Nord & centrale | 1 | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée | 1 | ||
| – L'Ouest & Asie du Sud-Ouest | (1) | ||
| Phalacrocorax carbo lucidus | |||
| – Afrique de l'ouest côtière | 1 | ||
| – Afrique centrale & de l'Est | 1 | ||
| – Afrique australe côtière | 2 | ||
| Phalacrocorax nigrogularis | |||
| – Golfe & Mer d'Oman | 1b | 2a 2c | |
| Phalacrocorax capensis | |||
| – Afrique australe côtière | 2a 2c | ||
| ARDEIDAE | |||
| Egretta ardesiaca | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne | 3c | ||
| Egretta vinaceigula | |||
| – Afrique centrale du sud | 1b 1c | ||
| Egretta garzetta garzetta | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne | (1) | ||
| – Europe, Mer Noire & Méditerranée/Afrique O & C | 1 | ||
| – Asie occidentale/Asie SO, NE & Afrique de l'Est | (1) | ||
| Egretta gularis gularis | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | (1) | ||
| Egretta gularis schistacea | |||
| – Afrique Nord-Est & Mer rouge | (1) | ||
| – Asie du Sud-Ouest & Asie du Sud | 2 | ||
| Egretta dimorpha | |||
| – Afrique de l'Est côtière | 2 | ||
| Ardea cinerea cinerea | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne | 1 | ||
| – Europe & Afrique du Nord (rep.) | 1 | ||
| – L'Ouest & Asie du Sud-Ouest (rep.) | (1) | ||
| Ardea melanocephala | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne | (1) | ||
| Ardea purpurea purpurea | |||
| – Afrique tropicale | 1 | ||
| – Europe occidentale & Méditerranée occidentale /Afrique de l'Ouest | 2 | ||
| – Europe de l'Est & Asie du Sud-Ouest/Afrique sub-saharienne | (2c) | ||
| Casmerodius albus albus | |||
| – Europe de l'O, centrale et SE /Mer Noire & Méditerranée | 2 | ||
| – Asie occidentale/Asie du Sud-Ouest | (1) | ||
| Casmerodius albus melanorhynchos | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne & Madagascar | (1) | ||
| Mesophoyx intermedia brachyrhyncha | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne | 1 | ||
| Bubulcus ibis ibis | |||
| – Afrique australe | 1 | ||
| – Afrique tropicale | 1 | ||
| – Europe SO & Afrique du Nord-Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Méditerranée orientale & Asie du Sud-Ouest | 2 | ||
| Ardeola ralloides ralloides | |||
| – Medit., Mer Noire & Afrique du Nord/Afrique sub-saharienne | 3c | ||
| – L'Ouest & Asie du Sud-Ouest/Afrique sub-saharienne | (1) | ||
| Ardeola ralloides paludivaga | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne & Madagascar | (1) | ||
| Ardeola idae | |||
| – Madagascar & Aldabra/Centrale & Afrique de l'Est | 1b 1c | ||
| Ardeola rufiventris | |||
| – Afrique tropicale orientale & australe | (1) | ||
| Nycticorax nycticorax nycticorax | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne & Madagascar | (1) | ||
| – Europe & Afrique NO/Méditerranée & Afrique | 2c | ||
| – Asie occidentale/ Asie SO & Afrique NE | (1) | ||
| Ixobrychus minutus minutus | |||
| – Europe & Afrique du Nord/Afrique sub-saharienne | 2c | ||
| – L'Ouest & Asie du Sud-Ouest/Afrique sub-saharienne | (1) | ||
| Ixobrychus minutus payesii | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne | (1) | ||
| Ixobrychus sturmii | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne | (1) | ||
| Botaurus stellaris stellaris | |||
| – Europe (rep.) | 3c | ||
| – Asie du Sud-Ouest (hiv.) | 2 | ||
| Botaurus stellaris capensis | |||
| – Afrique australe | 1c | ||
| CICONIIDAE | |||
| Mycteria ibis | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne (à l'exclusion du Madagascar) | 1 | ||
| Anastomus lamelligerus lamelligerus | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne | 1 | ||
| Ciconia nigra | |||
| – Afrique australe | 1c | ||
| – Europe du Sud-Ouest/Afrique de l'Ouest | 1c | ||
| – Europe de l'Est & centrale/Afrique sub-saharienne | 2 | ||
| Ciconia abdimii | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne & Arabie SO | (2c) | ||
| Ciconia episcopus microscelis | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne | (1) | ||
| Ciconia ciconia ciconia | |||
| – Afrique australe | 1c | ||
| – Iberie & Afrique du Nord-Ouest/Afrique sub-saharienne | 3b | ||
| – Europe centrale & l'Est/Afrique sub-saharienne | 1 | ||
| – Asie occidentale/Asie du Sud-Ouest | 2 | ||
| Leptoptilos crumeniferus | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne | 1 | ||
| BALAENICIPITIDAE | |||
| Balaeniceps rex | |||
| – Afrique tropicale centrale | 1c | ||
| THRESKIORNITHIDAE | |||
| Plegadis falcinellus falcinellus | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne (rep.) | 1 | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée/Afrique de l'Ouest | 3c | ||
| – Asie du Sud-Ouest/Afrique de l'Est | (1) | ||
| Geronticus eremita | |||
| – Maroc | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – Asie du Sud-Ouest | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Threskiornis aethiopicus aethiopicus | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne | 1 | ||
| – Iraq & Iran | 1c | ||
| Platalea leucorodia leucorodia | |||
| – Europe occidentale/Méditerranée occidentale & Afrique de l'Ouest | 1c | ||
| – Cent. & Europe SE/Méditerranée & Afrique tropicale | 2 | ||
| Platalea leucorodia archeri | |||
| – Mer rouge & Somalie | 1c | ||
| Platalea leucorodia balsaci | |||
| – L'Afrique de l'Ouest côtière (Mauritanie) | 1c | ||
| Platalea leucorodia major | |||
| – Asie occidentale/Sud-Ouest & Asie du Sud | 2 | ||
| Platalea alba | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne | 2* | ||
| PHOENICOPTERIDAE | |||
| Phoenicopterus ruber roseus | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | 3a | ||
| – Afrique de l'Est | 3a | ||
| – Afrique australe (au Madagascar) | 3a | ||
| – Méditerranée occidentale | 2a | ||
| – Méditerranée orientale, Sud-Ouest & Asie du Sud | 2a | ||
| Phoenicopterus minor | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | 2 | ||
| – Afrique de l'Est | 2a 2c | ||
| – Afrique australe (au Madagascar) | 3a | ||
| ANATIDAE | |||
| Dendrocygna bicolor | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest (Sénégal à Tchad) | (1) | ||
| – Est & Afrique australe | (1) | ||
| Dendrocygna viduata | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest (Sénégal à Tchad) | 1 | ||
| – Afrique australe & l'Est | 1 | ||
| Thalassornis leuconotus leuconotus | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | 1c | ||
| – Afrique australe & l'Est | 2* | ||
| Oxyura leucocephala | |||
| – Méditerranée occidentale (Espagne & Maroc) | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – Algérie & Tunisie | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – Méditerranée orientale, Turquie & Asie du Sud-Ouest | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Oxyura maccoa | |||
| – Afrique de l'Est | 1c | ||
| – Afrique australe | 1c | ||
| Cygnus olor | |||
| – Nord-Ouest du continent & Europe centrale | 1 | ||
| – Mer Noire | 1 | ||
| – L'Ouest & l'Asie centrale/Mer Caspienne | 2a 2d | ||
| Cygnus cygnus | |||
| – Islande/Royaume-Uni & Irlande | 2 | ||
| – Nord-Ouest du continent | 1 | ||
| – Europe N& Sibérie O/Mer Noire & Méditerranée de l'Est | 2 | ||
| – Ouest & Sibérie centrale/Mer Caspienne | 2 | ||
| Cygnus columbianus bewickii | |||
| – Sibérie occidentale & Europe NE/Europe du Nord-Ouest | 3c | ||
| – Sibérie du Nord/Mer Caspienne | 1c | ||
| Anser brachyrhynchus | |||
| – Groenland de l'Est & Islande/Royaume-Uni | 2a | ||
| – Svalbard/Europe du Nord-Ouest | 1 | ||
| Anser fabalis fabalis | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Est/Europe du Nord-Ouest | 1 | ||
| Anser fabalis rossicus | |||
| – L'Ouest & Sibérie centrale/NE & SO Europe | (1) | ||
| Anser fabalis johanseni | |||
| – L'Ouest & Sibérie centrale/ Turkménistan au la Chine de l'Ouest | (1) | ||
| Anser albifrons albifrons | |||
| – Sibérie NO & Europe NE/Europe du Nord-Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Europe centrale | 3c* | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Mer Noire & Turquie | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie du Nord/Mer Caspienne & Iraq | 2 | ||
| Anser albifrons flavirostris | |||
| – Groenland/Irlande & Royaume-Uni | 3a* | ||
| Anser erythropus | |||
| – Europe N& Sibérie O/Mer Noire & Mer Caspienne | 1a 1b 2 | ||
| Anser anser anser | |||
| – Islande/Royaume-Uni & Irlande | 1 | ||
| – Europe NO /Europe Sud-Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Europe centrale/Afrique du Nord | 1 | ||
| Anser anser rubrirostris | |||
| – Mer Noire & Turquie | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Mer Caspienne & Iraq | 1 | ||
| Branta leucopsis | |||
| – Groenland E /Ecosse & Irlande | 1 | ||
| – Svalbard/ Ecosse du Sud-Ouest | 2 | ||
| – La Russie/Allemagne & Pays-Bas | 1 | ||
| Branta bernicla bernicla | |||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Europe occidentale | 2b 2c | ||
| Branta bernicla hrota | |||
| – Svalbard/ Danemark & Royaume-Uni | 1c | ||
| – Canada & Groenland/Irlande | 2 | ||
| Branta ruficollis | |||
| – Sibérie du Nord/Mer Noire & Mer Caspienne | 1a 1b 3a | ||
| Alopochen aegyptiacus | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | 2 | ||
| – Afrique de l'Est & australe | 1 | ||
| Tadorna ferruginea | |||
| – Afrique du Nord-Ouest | 1c | ||
| – Méditerranée orientale & Mer Noire/Afrique du Nord-Est | 2 | ||
| – Asie occidentale & Mer Caspienne/Iran & Iraq | 1 | ||
| Tadorna cana | |||
| – Afrique australe | 1 | ||
| Tadorna tadorna | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest | 2a | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée | 3c | ||
| – Asie occidentale/Mer Caspienne & Moyen-Orient | 1 | ||
| Plectropterus gambensis gambensis | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Afrique de l'Est (Soudan au Zambie) | 1 | ||
| Plectropterus gambensis niger | |||
| – Afrique australe | 1 | ||
| Sarkidiornis melanotos melanotos | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Afrique australe & de l'Est | 1 | ||
| Nettapus auritus | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | 1c | ||
| – Afrique australe & de l'Est | (1) | ||
| Anas capensis | |||
| – Afrique de l'Est (Rift Valley) | 1c | ||
| – Bassin du lac Tchad | 1c | ||
| – Afrique australe (N au Angola & Zambie) | 1 | ||
| Anas strepera strepera | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Europe du Nord-Est/Mer Noire & Méditerranée | 2c | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/ Asie SO & Afrique NE | (1) | ||
| Anas penelope | |||
| – Sibérie occidentale & Europe NE/Europe NO | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie O & Europe NE/Mer Noire & Méditerranée | 2c | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/ Asie SO & Afrique NE | 2c | ||
| Anas platyrhynchos platyrhynchos | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Europe du Nord/ Méditerranéen occidentale | 2c | ||
| – Europe de l'Est/Mer Noire & Méditerranée orientale | 2c | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Asie du Sud-Ouest | (1) | ||
| Anas undulata undulata | |||
| – Afrique australe | 1 | ||
| Anas clypeata | |||
| – Nord-Ouest & Europe centrale (hiv.) | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie O, NE & Europe E/Europe S & Afrique de l'Ouest | 2c | ||
| – Sibérie O/Asie SO, NE & Afrique de l'Est | 2c | ||
| Anas erythrorhyncha | |||
| – Afrique australe | 1 | ||
| – Afrique de l'Est | 1 | ||
| – Madagascar | 2 | ||
| Anas acuta | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie O, NE & EuropeE/Europe S & Afrique de l'Ouest | 2c | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/SO Asie & Afrique de l'Est | (1) | ||
| Anas querquedula | |||
| – Sibérie occidentale & Europe/Afrique de l'Ouest | 2c | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/SO Asie, NE & Afrique de l'Est | (1) | ||
| Anas crecca crecca | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie O & Europe NE/Mer Noire & Méditerranée | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Asie SO & Afrique NE | 2c | ||
| Anas hottentota | |||
| – Bassin du lac Tchad | 1c | ||
| – Afrique de l'Est (sud au Zambie N) | 1 | ||
| – Afrique australe (nord au Zambie S) | 1 | ||
| Marmaronetta angustirostris | |||
| – Méditerranée occidentale/Médit. O & Afrique de l'Ouest | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – Méditerranée orientale | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – Asie du Sud-Ouest | 1a 1b 2 | ||
| Netta rufina | |||
| – Sud-Ouest & Europe centrale/ Méditerranée O | 1 | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée orientale | 3c | ||
| – Asie occidentale & centrale /Asie du Sud-Ouest | 1 | ||
| Netta erythrophthalma brunnea | |||
| – Afrique australe & de l'Est | 1 | ||
| Aythya ferina | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Est/Europe du Nord-Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Centrale & Europe NE/Mer Noire & Méditerranée | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Asie du Sud-Ouest | 2c | ||
| Aythya nyroca | |||
| – Méditerranée occidentale/Nord & Afrique de l'Ouest | 1a 1c | ||
| – Europe de l'Est/Méditerranée E & Sahelian Afrique | 1a 3c | ||
| – Asie occidentale/Asie SO& Afrique NE | 1a 3c | ||
| Aythya fuligula | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest (hiv.) | 1 | ||
| – Europe centrale, Mer Noire & Méditerranée (hiv.) | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Asie SO & Afrique NE | (1) | ||
| Aythya marila marila | |||
| – Europe du Nord/Europe occidentale | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Mer Noire & Mer Caspienne | 1 | ||
| Somateria mollissima mollissima | |||
| – La Baltique, Danemark & Pays-Bas | 1 | ||
| – Norvège & la Russie | 1 | ||
| Somateria mollissima borealis | |||
| – Svalbard & Franz Joseph (rep.) | 1 | ||
| Somateria spectabilis | |||
| – Groenland de l'Est, Europe NE & Sibérie occidentale | 1 | ||
| Polysticta stelleri | |||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Europe du Nord-Est | 1a | 1 | |
| Clangula hyemalis | |||
| – Islande & Groenland | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Europe du Nord | 1 | ||
| Melanitta nigra nigra | |||
| – Sibérie O & Europe N/Europe O & Afrique NO | 2a | ||
| Melanitta fusca fusca | |||
| – Sibérie occidentale & Europe du Nord/ Europe NO | 2a | ||
| – Mer Noire & Mer Caspienne | 1c | ||
| Bucephala clangula clangula | |||
| – Europe Nord-Ouest & centrale (hiv.) | 1 | ||
| – Europe du Nord-Est/Adriatique | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale & Europe du Nord-Est/Mer Noire | 2 | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Mer Caspienne | 2 | ||
| Mergus albellus | |||
| – Europe Nord-Ouest & centrale (hiv.) | 3a | ||
| – Europe du Nord-Est/Mer Noire & Méditerranée orientale | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Asie du Sud-Ouest | 3c | ||
| Mergus serrator serrator | |||
| – Europe Nord-Ouest & centrale (hiv.) | 1 | ||
| – Europe du Nord-Est/Mer Noire & Méditerranée | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/ l'Asie Sud-Ouest & centrale | 1c | ||
| Mergus merganser merganser | |||
| – Europe Nord-Ouest & centrale (hiv.) | 1 | ||
| – Europe du Nord-Est/Mer Noire | 1c | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Mer Caspienne | 2 | ||
| GRUIDAE | |||
| Balearica pavonina pavonina | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest (Sénégal au Tchad) | 2 | ||
| Balearica pavonina ceciliae | |||
| – Afrique de l'Est (Soudan au Ouganda) | 3c | ||
| Balearica regulorum regulorum | |||
| – Afrique australe (N au Angola & Zimbabwe S) | 1c | ||
| Balearica regulorum gibbericeps | |||
| – Afrique de l'Est (Kenya au Mozambique) | 3c | ||
| Grus leucogeranus | |||
| – Iran (hiv.) | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Grus virgo | |||
| – Mer Noire (Ukraine)/Afrique du Nord-Est | 1c | ||
| – Turquie (rep.) | 1c | ||
| – Kalmykia/Afrique du Nord-Est | 1 | ||
| Grus paradisea | |||
| – Sud de l'Afrique australe | 1b 2 | ||
| Grus carunculatus | |||
| – Afrique centrale & australe | 1b 1c | ||
| Grus grus | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest/Iberie & Maroc | 1 | ||
| – Nord-Est & Europe centrale/Afrique du Nord | 1 | ||
| – Europe de l'Est/Turquie, Moyen-Orient & Afrique NE | 3c | ||
| – Turquie & Géorgie (rep.) | 1c | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Asie du Sud | (1) | ||
| RALLIDAE | |||
| Sarothrura elegans elegans | |||
| – Afrique NE, Est & australe | (1) | ||
| Sarothrura elegans reichenovi | |||
| – Afrique SO à centrale | (1) | ||
| Sarothrura boehmi | |||
| – Afrique centrale | 1c | ||
| Sarothrura ayresi | |||
| – Ethiopie et Afrique australe | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Rallus aquaticus aquaticus | |||
| – Europe & Afrique du Nord | 1 | ||
| Rallus aquaticus korejewi | |||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Asie du Sud-Ouest | (1) | ||
| Rallus caerulescens | |||
| – Afrique australe & Afrique de l'Est | (1) | ||
| Crecopsis egregia | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne | (1) | ||
| Crex crex | |||
| – Europe & Asie occidentale/Afrique sub-saharienne | 1b | 2c | |
| Amaurornis flavirostris | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne | 1 | ||
| Porzana parva parva | |||
| – Eurasie de l'ouest/Afrique | 2c | ||
| Porzana pusilla intermedia | |||
| – Europe (rep.) | 2 | ||
| Porzana porzana | |||
| – Europe/l'Afrique | 2c | ||
| Aenigmatolimnas marginalis | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne | (2) | ||
| Porphyrio alleni | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne | (1) | ||
| Gallinula chloropus chloropus | |||
| – Europe & Afrique du Nord | 1 | ||
| – Asie de l'Ouest & du Sud-Ouest | (1) | ||
| Gallinula angulata | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne | (1) | ||
| Fulica cristata | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne | 1 | ||
| – Espagne & Maroc | 1c | ||
| Fulica atra atra | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest (hiv.) | 1 | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée (hiv.) | 1 | ||
| – Asie du Sud-Ouest (hiv.) | (1) | ||
| DROMADIDAE | |||
| Dromas ardeola | |||
| – L'Océan Indien nord-ouest, Mer rouge & Golfe | 3a | ||
| HAEMATOPODIDAE | |||
| Haematopus ostralegus ostralegus | |||
| – Europe/ Europe du Sud & occidentale & Afrique NO | 1 | ||
| Haematopus ostralegus longipes | |||
| – Europe SE & Asie O/Asie SO & Afrique NE | (1) | ||
| Haematopus moquini | |||
| – Afrique australe côtier | 1c | ||
| RECURVIROSTRIDAE | |||
| Himantopus himantopus himantopus | |||
| – Afrique sub-saharienne ((à l'exclusion du Sud) | (1) | ||
| – Afrique australe (`meridionalis') | 2 | ||
| – Europe SO & Afrique du Nord-Ouest/Afrique de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Europe centrale & Méditerranée orientale/Afrique centrale & N | 1 | ||
| – Asie O, C & SO/ Asie SO & Afrique NE | (1) | ||
| Recurvirostra avosetta | |||
| – Afrique australe | 2 | ||
| – Afrique de l'Est | (1) | ||
| – Europe occidentale & Afrique du Nord-Ouest (rep.) | 1 | ||
| – Europe Sud-Est, Mer Noire & Turquie (rep.) | (3c) | ||
| – Ouest & Asie du Sud-Ouest/Afrique de l'Est | 2 | ||
| BURHINIDAE | |||
| Burhinus senegalensis senegalensis | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | (2) | ||
| Burhinus senegalensis inornatus | |||
| – Afrique Nord-Est & Afrique de l'Est | (2) | ||
| GLAREOLIDAE | |||
| Pluvianus aegyptius aegyptius | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | (1) | ||
| – Afrique de l'Est | (2) | ||
| Glareola pratincola pratincola | |||
| – Europe occidentale & Afrique NO/Afrique de l'Ouest | 2 | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée orientale/ Zone oriéntale de Sahel | 2 | ||
| – Asie SO/ Asie SO & Afrique NE | (1) | ||
| Glareola nordmanni | |||
| – Europe SE & Asie occidentale/Afrique australe | 3b 3c | ||
| Glareola ocularis | |||
| – Madagascar/ Afrique de l'Est | (2) | ||
| Glareola nuchalis nuchalis | |||
| – Afrique de l'Est & Afrique centrale | (1) | ||
| Glareola nuchalis liberiae | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | (2) | ||
| Glareola cinerea cinerea | |||
| – Afrique SE & de l'Ouest & Afrique centrale | (2) | ||
| CHARADRIIDAE | |||
| Pluvialis apricaria apricaria | |||
| – Royaume-Uni, Irlande, Danemark, Allemagne & Baltique (rep.) | 3c* | ||
| Pluvialis apricaria altifrons | |||
| – Islande & le Faroes /Côte Atlantique de l'Est | 1 | ||
| – Europe du Nord/Europe occidentale & Afrique NO | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie du Nord/Mer Caspienne & Asie Mineure | (1) | ||
| Pluvialis fulva | |||
| – Sibérie du Nord & Centrale/Asie SO & du Sud, Afrique NE | (1) | ||
| Pluvialis squatarola | |||
| – Sibérie O & Canada/Europe O & Afrique O | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie C & E /Asie SO, Afrique de l'Est & australe | 1 | ||
| Charadrius hiaticula hiaticula | |||
| – Europe du Nord/Europe & Afrique du Nord | 1 | ||
| Charadrius hiaticula psammodroma | |||
| – Canada, Groenland & Islande/ Afrique O & S | (2c) | ||
| Charadrius hiaticula tundrae | |||
| – Europe NE & Sibérie/Asie SO, Afrique de l'Est & australe | (1) | ||
| Charadrius dubius curonicus | |||
| – Europe & Afrique du Nord-Ouest/Afrique de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Asie de l'Ouest & Sud-Ouest/Afrique de l'Est | (1) | ||
| Charadrius pecuarius pecuarius | |||
| – Afrique australe & de l'Est | (1) | ||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | (1) | ||
| Charadrius tricollaris tricollaris | |||
| – Afrique australe & de l'Est | 1 | ||
| Charadrius forbesi | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest & centrale | (1) | ||
| Charadrius pallidus pallidus | |||
| – Afrique australe | 2 | ||
| Charadrius pallidus venustus | |||
| – Afrique de l'Est | 1c | ||
| Charadrius alexandrinus alexandrinus | |||
| – Europe occidentale & Méditérrannée occidentale/Afrique de l'Ouest | 3c | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée orientale/ Sahel de l'Est | 3c | ||
| – Asie SO & centrale/Asie SO & Afrique NE | (1) | ||
| Charadrius marginatus mechowi | |||
| – Afrique australe & de l'Est | 2 | ||
| – De l'Ouest au Centre-Ouest Afrique | 2 | ||
| Charadrius mongolus pamirensis | |||
| – Asie de l'Ouest & centrale/Asie SO & Afrique de l'Est | (1) | ||
| Charadrius leschenaultii columbinus | |||
| – Turquie & Asie SO/ Méditerranée orientale & Mer rouge | 1c | ||
| Charadrius leschenaultii crassirostris | |||
| – Mer Caspienne & Asie SO/Arabie & Afrique NE | (1) | ||
| Charadrius leschenaultii leschenaultii | |||
| – Asie centrale/Afrique de l'Est & australe | (1) | ||
| Charadrius asiaticus | |||
| – SE Europe & O Asie/E & South-Afrique centrale | 3c | ||
| Eudromias morinellus | |||
| – Europe/Afrique du Nord-Ouest | (3c) | ||
| – Asie/Moyen-Orient | (1) | ||
| Vanellus vanellus | |||
| – Europe/Europe & Afrique du Nord | 2c | ||
| – Asie occidentale/Asie du Sud-Ouest | (1) | ||
| Vanellus spinosus | |||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée (rep.) | 1 | ||
| Vanellus albiceps | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest & centrale | (1) | ||
| Vanellus senegallus senegallus | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | (1) | ||
| Vanellus senegallus solitaneus | |||
| – Afrique du Sud-Ouest | (1) | ||
| Vanellus senegallus lateralis | |||
| – Afrique de l'Est & du Sud-Est | 1 | ||
| Vanellus lugubris | |||
| – Afrique du Sud-Ouest | 2 | ||
| – Afrique centrale & de l'Est | 3c | ||
| Vanellus melanopterus minor | |||
| – Afrique australe | 1c | ||
| Vanellus coronatus coronatus | |||
| – Afrique de l'Est & australe | 1 | ||
| – Afrique centrale | (2) | ||
| Vanellus coronatus xerophilus | |||
| – Afrique du Sud-Ouest | (1) | ||
| Vanellus superciliosus | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest & centrale | (2) | ||
| Vanellus gregarius | |||
| – Europe SE & Asie occidentale/Afrique du nord-est | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| – les Républiques d'Asie centrale / Inde NO | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Vanellus leucurus | |||
| – Asie SO/Asie SO & Afrique du nord-est | 2 | ||
| – les Républiques d'Asie centrale /Asie du Sud | (1) | ||
| SCOLOPACIDAE | |||
| Scolopax rusticola | |||
| – Europe/Europe du Sud & l'Ouest & Afrique du Nord | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Asie du Sud-Ouest (Mer Caspienne) | (1) | ||
| Gallinago stenura | |||
| – Sibéri du Nord/Asie du Sud & Afrique de l'Est | (1) | ||
| Gallinago media | |||
| – Scandinavie/probablement Afrique de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale & Europe NE/Afrique SE | 2c | ||
| Gallinago gallinago gallinago | |||
| – Europe/Europe du Sud & occidentale & Afrique NO | 2c | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Asie du Sud-Ouest & Afrique | 1 | ||
| Gallinago gallinago faeroeensis | |||
| – Islande, Faroés & Ecosse du Nord/Irlande | 1 | ||
| Lymnocryptes minimus | |||
| – Europe du Nord/Europe S & O & Afrique de l'Ouest | 2b | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Asie SO & Afrique NE | (1) | ||
| Limosa limosa limosa | |||
| – Europe occidentale/Afrique de l'Ouest & NO | 2c | ||
| – Europe de l'Est/Afrique de l'Est & centrale | 2c | ||
| – Asie de l'Ouest & centrale/Asie SO & Afrique de l'Est | (1) | ||
| Limosa limosa islandica | |||
| – Islande/Europe occidentale | 3a* | ||
| Limosa lapponica lapponica | |||
| – Europe du Nord/Europe occidentale | 2a | ||
| Limosa lapponica taymyrensis | |||
| – Sibérie occidentale/ Afrique du Sud-Ouest & l'Ouest | 2a 2c | ||
| Limosa lapponica menzbieri | |||
| – Sibérie centrale/Asie du Sud & SO & Afrique de l'Est | (1) | ||
| Numenius phaeopus phaeopus | |||
| – Europe du Nord/Afrique de l'Ouest | (1) | ||
| – Sibéri de l'Ouest/Afrique de l'Est & australe | (1) | ||
| Numenius phaeopus islandicus | |||
| – Islande, Faroes & Ecosse/Afrique de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| Numenius phaeopus alboaxillaris | |||
| – Asie du Sud-Ouest/Afrique de l'Est | 1c | ||
| Numenius tenuirostris | |||
| – Sibérie centrale/Méditerranée & Asie SO | 1a 1b 1c | ||
| Numenius arquata arquata | |||
| – Europe/Europe, Afrique du Nord & de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| Numenius arquata orientalis | |||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Asie SO, Afrique E & S | 3c | ||
| Numenius arquata suschkini | |||
| – Europe SE & Asie du Sud-Ouest (rep.) | 2 | ||
| Tringa erythropus | |||
| – Europe N/Europe du Sud, Nord & Afrique du Nord & de l'Ouest | (1) | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Asie SO, Afrique NE & de l'Est | (1) | ||
| Tringa totanus totanus | |||
| – Europe NO/ Europe occidentale, Afrique NW & de l'Ouest | 2c | ||
| – Europe centrale & de l'Est /Méditerranée occidentale & Afrique | 2c | ||
| Tringa totanus britannica | |||
| – Royaume-Uni & Irelande/Royaume-Uni, Ireland, France | 2c | ||
| Tringa totanus ussuriensis | |||
| – Asie occidentale/SO Asie, NE & Afrique de l'Est | (1) | ||
| Tringa totanus robusta | |||
| – Islande & Faroes/Europe occidentale | 1 | ||
| Tringa stagnatilis | |||
| – Europe de l'Est/de l'Ouest & Afrique centrale | (1) | ||
| – Asie occidentale/Asie SO, Afrique de l'Est & australe | (1) | ||
| Tringa nebularia | |||
| – Europe du Nord/Europe SO, Afrique NO & de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Asie SO, Afrique de l'Est & australe | (1) | ||
| Tringa ochropus | |||
| – Europe du Nord/Europe SO, Afrique de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Asie SO, Afrique NE & de l'Est | (1) | ||
| Tringa glareola | |||
| – Europe du Nord-Ouest/Afrique de l'Ouest | 2c | ||
| – Europe NE & Sibérie occidentale/Afrique de l'Est & australe | (1) | ||
| Tringa cinerea | |||
| – Europe NE & Sibérie occidentale/Asie SO, Afrique E & S | 1 | ||
| Tringa hypoleucos | |||
| – Europe de l'Ouest & centrale/Afrique de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Europe E & Sibérie occidentale/Afrique E & S & centrale | (1) | ||
| Arenaria interpres interpres | |||
| – Canada NE & Groenland/Europe occidentale & Afrique NO | 1 | ||
| – Europe du Nord/Afrique de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie de l'Ouest & centrale/Asie SO, Afrique E & S | (1) | ||
| Calidris tenuirostris | |||
| – Sibérie de l'Est/Asie SO & Asie du Sud | 1c | ||
| Calidris canutus canutus | |||
| – Sibérie du Nord/Afrique de l'Ouest & australe | 2a 2c | ||
| Calidris canutus islandica | |||
| – Canada NE & Groenland /Europe occidentale | 2a 2c | ||
| Calidris alba | |||
| – Atlantique Est Europe, Afrique de l'Ouest & australe (hiv.) | 1 | ||
| – Asie du Sud-Ouest, Afrique de l'Est & australe (hiv.) | 1 | ||
| Calidris minuta | |||
| – Europe N/Europe S, Afrique du Nord & de l'Ouest | (2c) | ||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Asie SO, Afrique E & S | (1) | ||
| Calidris temminckii | |||
| – Fennoscandie/ Afrique du Nord & de l'Ouest | (1) | ||
| – Europe NE & Sibérie occidentale/Asie SO & Afrique de l'Est | (1) | ||
| Calidris maritima maritima | |||
| – Europe Nord & occidentale (à la éxclusion d'Islande) (hiv.) | 1 | ||
| Calidris alpina alpina | |||
| – Europe NE & Sibérie NO /Europe O & Afrique NO | 1 | ||
| Calidris alpina centralis | |||
| – Sibérie centrale/ Asie SO & Afrique NE | (1) | ||
| Calidris alpina schinzii | |||
| – Islande & Groenland/Afrique NO & E | 1 | ||
| – Royaume-Uni & Irlande/Europe SO & Afrique NO | 2 | ||
| – Baltic/Europe SO & Afrique NO | 1c | ||
| Calidris alpina arctica | |||
| – Groenland NE/Afrique de l'Ouest | 3a | ||
| Calidris ferruginea | |||
| – Sibérie occidentale/Afrique de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Sibérie centrale/Asie SO, Afrique E & S | 1 | ||
| Limicola falcinellus falcinellus | |||
| – Europe du Nord/Asie SO & Afrique | 3c | ||
| Philomachus pugnax | |||
| – Europe du Nord & Sibérie occidentale/Afrique de l'Ouest | 2c | ||
| – Sibérie du Nord/Asie SO, Afrique E & S | (2c) | ||
| Phalaropus lobatus | |||
| – Eurasie de l'Ouest/ Mer d'Arabe | 1 | ||
| Phalaropus fulicaria | |||
| – Canada & Groenland/ La Côte atlantique d'Afrique | (1) | ||
| LARIDAE | |||
| Larus leucophthalmus | |||
| – Mer rouge & côtes proches | 1a 2 | ||
| Larus hemprichii | |||
| – Mer rouge, Golfe, Arab & Afrique de l'Est | 2a | ||
| Larus canus canus | |||
| – Europe NO & centrale /Côte atlantique & Méditerranée | 2c | ||
| Larus canus heinei | |||
| – Europe NE & Sibérie occidentale/Mer Noire & Mer Caspienne | (1) | ||
| Larus audouinii | |||
| – Méditerranée/ La Côte d'Afrique N & O | 1a 3a | ||
| Larus marinus | |||
| – Europe Nord & occidentale | 1 | ||
| Larus dominicanus vetula | |||
| – La Côte d'Afrique australe | 1 | ||
| Larus hyperboreus hyperboreus | |||
| – Svalbard & Russie N (rep.) | (1) | ||
| Larus hyperboreus leuceretes | |||
| – Canada, Groenland & Islande (rep.) | (1) | ||
| Larus glaucoides glaucoides | |||
| – Groenland/Islande & Europe du Nord-Ouest | 1 | ||
| Larus argentatus argentatus | |||
| – Europe Nord & du Nord-Ouest | 1 | ||
| Larus argentatus argenteus | |||
| – Islande & Europe occidentale | 1 | ||
| Larus heuglini | |||
| – Europe NE & Sibérie O/ Asie SO & Afrique NE | (1) | ||
| Larus (heuglini) barabensis | |||
| – Sibérie du Sud-Ouest /Asie du Sud-Ouest | (1) | ||
| Larus armenicus | |||
| – Arménie, Turquie de l'Est & Iran NO | 3a | ||
| Larus cachinnans cachinnans | |||
| – Mer Noire & Asie occidentale/Asie SO, Afrique NE | 1 | ||
| Larus cachinnans michahellis | |||
| – Méditerranée, Iberie & Maroc | 1 | ||
| Larus fuscus fuscus | |||
| – Europe NE/Mer Noire, Asie SO & Afrique de l'Est | (2c) | ||
| Larus fuscus graellsii | |||
| – Europe occidentale/Méditerranée & Afrique de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| Larus ichthyaetus | |||
| – Mer Noire & Mer Caspienne/Asie du Sud-Ouest | 3a | ||
| Larus cirrocephalus poiocephalus | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest | (1) | ||
| – Afrique centrale & de l'Est | (1) | ||
| – Afrique australe (à la exclusion de Madagascar) | (1) | ||
| Larus hartlaubii | |||
| – Afrique du Sud-Ouest côtier | 1 | ||
| Larus ridibundus | |||
| – Europe E/Europe E, Méditerranée occidentale, Afrique de l'Ouest | 1 | ||
| – Europe de l'Est/Mer Noire & Méditerranée orientale | 1 | ||
| – Asie de l'Ouest/Asie SO & Afrique NE | (1) | ||
| Larus genei | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest (rep.) | 2 | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée (rep.) | 2a | ||
| – Asie Ouest & du Sud-Ouest & du Sud (rep.) | 2a | ||
| Larus melanocephalus | |||
| – Europe occidentale, Méditerranée & Afrique NO | 2a | ||
| Larus minutus | |||
| – Europe centrale & E /Europe SO & Méditerranée occidentale | 1 | ||
| – Asie O/Méditerranée orientale, Mer Noire & Mer Caspienne | (1) | ||
| Xema sabini sabini | |||
| – Canada & Groenland/Atlantic SE | (1) | ||
| Sterna nilotica nilotica | |||
| – Europe occidentale/Afrique de l'Ouest | 2 | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée orientale/Afrique de l'Est | 3c | ||
| – Asie de l'Ouest & Central /Asie du Sud-Ouest | 2 | ||
| Sterna caspia caspia | |||
| – Afrique australe (rep.) | 1c | ||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest (rep.) | 1 | ||
| – Europe (rep.) | 1c | ||
| – Mer Caspienne (rep.) | 2 | ||
| Sterna maxima albidorsalis | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest (rep.) | 2a | ||
| Sterna bengalensis bengalensis | |||
| – Golfe/Asie du Sud | 2a | ||
| Sterna bengalensis par | |||
| – Mer rouge/Afrique de l'Est | 3a | ||
| Sterna bengalensis emigrata | |||
| – Méditerranée S/Afrique NO & de l'Ouest côtier | 1c | ||
| Sterna bergii bergii | |||
| – Afrique australe (Angola – Mozambique) | 2 | ||
| Sterna bergii enigma | |||
| – Madagascar & Mozambique/Afrique australe | 1c | ||
| Sterna bergii thalassina | |||
| – Afrique de l'Est & Seychelles | 1c | ||
| Sterna bergii velox | |||
| – Mer rouge & Afrique Nord-Est | 3a | ||
| Sterna sandvicensis sandvicensis | |||
| – Europe occidentale/Afrique de l'Ouest | 2a | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée (rep.) | 3a 3c | ||
| – Asie de l'Ouest & centrale/Asie du Sud-Ouest & du Sud | 2a | ||
| Sterna dougallii dougallii | |||
| – Afrique australe | 1c | ||
| – Afrique de l'Est | 3a | ||
| – Europe (rep.) | 1c | ||
| Sterna dougallii arideensis | |||
| – Madagascar, Seychelles & Mascarenes | 2 | ||
| Sterna dougallii bangsi | |||
| – Mer d'Oman du nord (Oman) | 1c | ||
| Sterna vittata vittata | |||
| – P.Edward, Marion, Crozet & Kerguelen/Afrique du Sud | 1c | ||
| Sterna vittata tristanensis | |||
| – Tristan da Cunha & Gough/ Afrique du Sud | 1c | ||
| Sterna hirundo hirundo | |||
| – Europe du Sud & occidentale (rep.) | 1 | ||
| – Europe du Nord & de l'Est (rep.) | 1 | ||
| – Asie occidentale (rep.) | (1) | ||
| Sterna paradisaea | |||
| – Eurasie de l'Ouest (rep.) | 1 | ||
| Sterna albifrons albifrons | |||
| – Atlantique del l'Est (rep.) | 3b | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée orientale (rep.) | 3c | ||
| – Mer Caspienne (rep.) | 2 | ||
| Sterna albifrons guineae | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest (rep.) | 1c | ||
| Sterna saundersi | |||
| – Asie O & du Sud, Mer rouge, Golfe & Afrique de l'Est | (1) | ||
| Sterna balaenarum | |||
| – Namibie & Afrique australe/ La côte atlantique à Ghana | 2 | ||
| Sterna repressa | |||
| – Asie du Sud-Ouest, Mer rouge, Golf & Afrique de l'Est | 2c | ||
| Chlidonias hybridus hybridus | |||
| – Europe occidentale & Afrique du Nord-Ouest (rep.) | 3c | ||
| – Mer Noire & Méditerranée orientale (rep.) | (1) | ||
| – Mer Caspienne (rep.) | (1) | ||
| Chlidonias hybridus sclateri | |||
| – Afrique de l'Est (Kenya & Tanzanie) | 1c | ||
| – Afrique australe (Malawi & Zambie au Afrique du Sud) | (2) | ||
| Chlidonias leucopterus | |||
| – Europe de l'Est & Asie occidentale/Afrique | (1) | ||
| Chlidonias niger niger | |||
| – Europe & Asie occidentale/ La côte atlantique d'Afrique | 2c | ||
| RYNCHOPIDAE | |||
| Rynchops flavirostris | |||
| – Afrique de l'Ouest côtière & Afrique centrale | 2 | ||
| – Afrique de l'Est & australe | 2 |
Ingevolge artikel X, vijfde lid, van de Overeenkomst zijn de onderhavige wijzigingen op 26 december 2002 in werking getreden.
D. PARLEMENT
Zie Trb. 1996, 285.
E. PARTIJGEGEVENS
Zie Trb. 1996, 285.
| Partij | Ondertekening | Ratificatie | Type1 | In- werking | Opzegging | Buitenwerking |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Albanië | 20-06-01 | T | 01-09-01 | |||
| België | 29-10-99 | |||||
| Benin | 26-10-99 | 26-10-99 | DO | 01-01-00 | ||
| Bulgarije | 05-07-99 | 23-11-99 | R | 01-02-00 | ||
| Congo, Republiek | 30-08-99 | 30-08-99 | R | 01-11-99 | ||
| Denemarken | 29-10-99 | 29-10-99 | R | 01-01-00 | ||
| Djibouti | 31-12-03 | T | 01-03-04 | |||
| Duitsland | 15-08-96 | 09-12-98 | R | 01-11-99 | ||
| EG (Europese Gemeenschap) | 01-09-97 | |||||
| Egypte | 20-08-97 | 04-03-99 | R | 01-11-99 | ||
| Equatoriaal Guinee | 03-10-02 | T | 01-01-03 | |||
| Finland | 03-02-99 | 29-10-99 | R | 01-01-00 | ||
| Frankrijk | 25-11-98 | 30-09-03 | R | 01-12-03 | ||
| Gambia | 12-03-99 | 12-03-99 | R | 01-11-99 | ||
| Georgië | 28-05-01 | T | 01-08-01 | |||
| Griekenland | 14-05-98 | |||||
| Guinee | 04-03-99 | 04-03-99 | DO | 01-11-99 | ||
| Hongarije | 17-12-02 | T | 01-03-03 | |||
| Ierland | 27-08-96 | 30-05-03 | R | 01-08-03 | ||
| Israël | 14-08-02 | T | 01-11-02 | |||
| Jordanië | 12-03-97 | 12-03-97 | DO | 01-11-99 | ||
| Kenia | 09-03-01 | T | 01-06-01 | |||
| Kroatië | 26-06-00 | T | 01-09-00 | |||
| Libanon | 30-09-02 | T | 01-12-02 | |||
| Litouwen | 23-08-04 | T | 01-11-04 | |||
| Luxemburg | 27-10-97 | 12-09-03 | R | 01-12-03 | ||
| Macedonië, Voormalige Joegoslavische Republiek | 01-11-99 | T | 01-02-00 | |||
| Mali | 25-09-97 | 18-10-99 | R | 01-01-00 | ||
| Marokko | 19-11-97 | |||||
| Mauritius | 26-10-00 | T | 01-01-01 | |||
| Moldavië | 17-01-01 | T | 01-04-01 | |||
| Monaco | 10-03-99 | 15-06-99 | R | 01-11-99 | ||
| Nederlanden, het Koninkrijk der (voor Nederland) | 15-08-96 | 15-08-96 | DO | 01-11-99 | ||
| Niger | 27-04-99 | 31-08-99 | R | 01-11-99 | ||
| Nigeria | 13-04-04 | T | 01-07-04 | |||
| Oekraïne | 16-10-98 | 18-10-02 | R | 01-01-03 | ||
| Oezbekistan | 30-01-04 | T | 01-04-04 | |||
| Portugal | 11-12-03 | T | 01-03-04 | |||
| Roemenië | 07-08-98 | 04-07-00 | R | 01-10-00 | ||
| Senegal | 27-04-99 | 27-04-99 | DO | 01-11-99 | ||
| Slovenië | 23-07-03 | T | 01-10-03 | |||
| Slowakije | 23-04-01 | T | 01-07-01 | |||
| Soedan | 31-12-96 | 31-12-96 | DO | 01-11-99 | ||
| Spanje | 20-02-98 | 30-03-99 | R | 01-11-99 | ||
| Syrië | 30-05-03 | T | 01-08-03 | |||
| Tanzania | 31-08-99 | 31-08-99 | R | 01-11-99 | ||
| Togo | 02-02-98 | 22-03-99 | R | 01-11-99 | ||
| Uganda | 22-09-00 | T | 01-12-00 | |||
| Verenigd Koninkrijk, het | 23-09-96 | 22-02-99 | R | 01-11-99 | ||
| Zuid-Afrika | 29-10-99 | 01-01-02 | R | 01-04-02 | ||
| Zweden | 05-10-98 | 05-10-98 | DO | 01-11-99 | ||
| Zwitserland | 15-10-96 | 15-10-96 | DO | 01-11-99 |
DO=Definitieve ondertekening, R=Ratificatie, aanvaarding, goedkeuring of kennisgeving, T=Toetreding, VG=Voortgezette gebondenheid
Uitbreidingen
Verenigd Koninkrijk, het
| Uitgebreid tot | Datum uitbreiding | Inwerking |
|---|---|---|
| Gibraltar | 22-02-99 | 01-11-99 |
| Guernsey | 22-02-99 | 01-11-99 |
| Jersey | 22-02-99 | 01-11-99 |
| Man | 22-02-99 | 01-11-99 |
| Sint Helena | 22-02-99 | 01-11-99 |
Verklaringen, voorbehouden en bezwaren
België, 29 oktober 1999
Signature also for ``le Gouvernement de Région wallone" and ``le Gouvernement de Région de Bruxelles-Capitale". Signed for ``le Gouvernement de la Région flamande" by the Attaché de la Communauté flamande.
Bulgarije, 22 november 1999
... the competent institutions for Bulgaria for the Agreement on the Conservation of African-Eurasian Migratory Waterbirds are:
Ministry of Environment and Water
National Nature Protection Service
67, William Gladstone Str.
1000 Sofia, Bulgaria
tel.: 003592 84 72 62 53
fax: 003592 52 16 34
Ministry of Justice and Legal Eurointegration
Department ``Legal Eurointegration and International Legal Cooperation"
1, ``Slavianska" Str.
1000 Sofia, Bulgaria
tel.: 003592 988 45 89; 980 92 22
fax: 003592 980 92 23; 981 10 96.
Denemarken, 29 oktober 1999
Upon approval Denmark made a reservation for the application to Greenland.
Finland, 29 oktober 1999
1. In accordance with Article XV and Annex 3, paragraph 2.1.2, Finland declares that the provisions contained in the said paragraph do not apply to the Åland Islands as regards two species, Velvet Scoter (Melanitta fusca) and Common Scoter (Melanitta Nigra), mentioned in Table 1 column B, and the taking of these species is allowed in the Åland Islands.
2. The provisions contained in Annex 3, paragraphs 2.1.2 and 2.1.3 do not apply to those species which are subject to spring taking in the Åland Islands.
3. The provisions contained in Annex 3, paragraphs 4.1.4, endeavouring to phase out the use of lead shot, do not apply to the Åland Islands.
Hongarije, 17 december 2002
Reservation to the point 4.1.4. of Annex 3 (Action Plan) of the Agreement:
The Republic of Hungary reserves the right to phase out the use of lead shot for hunting in wetlands until 15 August 2005.
Moldavië, 17 januari 2001
Responsible authority of the Republic of Moldova in accordance with the provisions of Article V paragraph (b) of the Agreement on the conservation of african-eurasian migratory waterbirds is the Ministry of Environment and Territorial Development of the Republic of Moldova.
Postal address:
9 Cosmonautilor str.,
Chisinau, MD-2005, Republic of Moldova
phone + 373 2 22 62 73
fax + 373 2 22 07 48
Contact person: Mr. Ion Bejenaru
chief of the Section on the bio-diversity conservation and management of protected areas
e-mail: Biodiver@mediu.moldavo.md.
Slowakije, 23 april 2001
[The] Slovak Republic shall not be bound by the provisions of article 4.1.4 of the Action Plan and will not phase out the use of lead shot for hunting in wetlands.
Zweden, 5 oktober 1998
... in accordance with Article V 1(a) and (b) of the Agreement Sweden hereby designates as implementing authority of the Agreement and contact point for the other Parties The Swedish National Environmental Protection Agency, (Statens naturvårdsverk), S-106 48 Stockholm, Sweden.
Tel. + 46-8-698 10 00, Fax + 46-8-20 29 25.
G. INWERKINGTREDING
De bepalingen van de Overeenkomst, met Bijlagen, zijn ingevolge artikel XIV, eerste lid, op 1 november 1999 in werking getreden.
Voor de staten die na 1 november 1999 de Overeenkomst ondertekenen zonder voorbehoud of hun akte van bekrachtiging, aanvaarding, goedkeuring of toetreding nederleggen, treedt de Overeenkomst ingevolge artikel XIV, tweede lid, in werking op de eerste dag van de derde maand na de datum van ondertekening zonder voorbehoud of van nederlegging van de akte.
De Overeenkomst is voor het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden op 1 november 1999 in werking getreden.
Wat betreft het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden, geldt de Overeenkomst alleen voor Nederland.
J. VERWIJZINGEN
Zie Trb. 1996, 285.
Verbanden
De Overeenkomst strekt tot uitvoering van:
| Titel | : | Verdrag inzake de bescherming van trekkende wilde diersoorten; Bonn, 23 juni 1979 |
| Laatste Trb. | : | Trb. 1997, 9 |
| Overige verwijzingen | ||
| Titel | : | Verdrag inzake biologische diversiteit; Rio de Janeiro, 5 juni 1992 |
| Laatste Trb. | : | Trb. 2000, 54 |
| Titel | : | Verdrag inzake het behoud van wilde dieren en planten en hun natuurlijk leefmilieu in Europa; Bern, 19 september 1979 |
| Laatste Trb. | : | Trb. 1999, 109 |
| Titel | : | Overeenkomst inzake de internationale handel in bedreigde in het wild levende dier- en plantesoorten; Washington, 3 maart 1973 |
| Laatste Trb. | : | Trb. 2003, 113 |
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