Vertaling van "european nature reserve " (Engels → Nederlands) :

each Member State to establish a national management plan for each eel river basin allowing the escapement to the sea of an average of at least 40% of the biomass of adult eel; management plans must describe the means for reaching the target, to monitoring and verifying the attainment of the objective; where Member States share river basins with other Member States, they should jointly with the countries concerned prepare transboundary plans or endeavour to develop cooperation with third countries; each Member State to communicate its national plan by 31 December 2008 and to implement them at the latest by 1 July 2009, following their approval by the Commission; each Member States to report, for the first time by 30 June 2012, and then ...[+++]every 3 years, to the Commission on the results of its national eel management plan, outlining the monitoring, effectiveness and outcome of the plan; Commission to report by 31 December 2013 to the Parliament and the Council on the scientific evaluation of the eel management plans; Member States allowing the fishing of eels under 12 cm shall reserve 60% of the catches for restocking, starting at 35% in the first year of application of the eel management plan and increasing by steps of at least 5% per year to reach the level of 60% by 31 July 2013; the Commission will report annually on the evolution of market prices for “glass eels and, if necessary, make proposals either to balance the measures concerning restocking or to intervene on the above mentioned percentages; as regards the Black Sea and the river systems connected to it, the Commission will take a decision after consultation of the Scientific Technical and Economic Committee for Fisheries by 31 December 2007 on whether these waters constitute natural habitats for the European eel in accordance with article 3 of the regulation.

They include the deletion of the Annex to the Regulation regarding the traditional smoking methods and natural reserves of woods for the production of smoke and provisions on public access to documents regarding the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA).

29. Draws the Commission's attention to the existence of ecological 'euroregions' between certain candidate countries and Belarus, such as the Bialowieska nature reserve, which is of prime importance for the European continent's natural heritage and biodiversity, and stresses that the preservation of these natural resources and assets on either side of the expanded EU's eastern border will not be fully achieved and effective unless Belarus is able to participate in Community environmental prog ...[+++]rammes and legislation such as Natura 2000 and the Habitats and Birds directives;

The European Union is the world's largest energy (oil and gas) importer and the second largest consumer and is surrounded by the world's most important reserves of oil and natural gas (Russia, the Caspian basin, the Middle East and North Africa).

Council conclusions: "THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION, NOTES that : - in spite of the complexity of the matter and the difficulty of formulating new provisions in relation to the European Convention of 1957, progress has been made; - agreement has been reached on the provisions dealing with extraditable offences, fiscal offences, lapse of time and amnesty; - it is apparent that most delegations agree on the principles which are to govern extradition of nationals and waiver of the rule of speciality in certain cases; - other fundamental questions are now under discussion, such as re- extradition, the possibility of excluding the ...[+++]political nature of the offence as grounds for refusing extradition between Member States and relaxation of the principle of dual criminality for conspiracy and associations to commit offences; CONSIDERS: - that it is important that discussions on a Convention on the improvement of extradition between the Member States of the European Union continue with a view to the earliest possible conclusion; - that, to this end, the discussions should bear the following guidelines in mind: = discussion of provisions on which all delegations agree should not be reopened; = examination of other provisions to which the majority of delegations have agreed, should continue, giving more flexible consideration to the technical aspects outstanding, in particular the possibility of reservations, valid for a limited period, where permissible; = account should be taken of the significance for combating organized crime of the possibility of derogating from the dual criminality rule; = a solution should be sought to the question of refusal to extradite on the grounds of the political nature of the offence, in consideration of Member States' confidence in each other's legal orders and judicial systems; = procedural aspects of extradition under the draft Convention should also be examined.

GUARANTEE FUND FOR THE AUDIOVISUAL SECTOR The Council took note of statements by the German, United Kingdom and Netherlands delegations, which expressed reservations, particularly of a financial nature, on the Commission proposal to create a guarantee fund to promote the European cinema and television industry, currently being examined by the Council bodies (Audiovisual/Cultural Affairs).