The president affirmed that «Iceland's actions threaten the conservation status of an endangered species and
undermine multilateral efforts to ensure greater worldwide protection for whales.»
Iceland's actions threaten the conservation status of an endangered species and
undermine multilateral efforts to ensure greater worldwide protection for whales.
«Iceland's actions jeopardize the survival of the fin whale, which is listed in CITES among the species most threatened with extinction, and
they undermine multilateral efforts to ensure greater worldwide protection for whales.»
Not exact matches
Iceland's increased commercial whaling and recent trade in whale products diminish the effectiveness of the IWC's conservation program because: (1) Iceland's commercial harvest of whales
undermines the moratorium on commercial whaling put in place by the IWC to protect plummeting whale stocks; (2) the fin whale harvest greatly exceeds catch levels that the IWC's scientific body advised would be sustainable if the moratorium were removed; and (3) Iceland's harvests are not likely to be brought under IWC management and control at sustainable levels through
multilateral efforts at the IWC.