Ecolex Logo
The gateway to
environmental law
Search results » Legislation

Regional Decree No. 96 of 2002 on Regional Red Book.

Country/Territory
Russian Federation
Territorial subdivision
Chelyabinsk
Document type
Regulation
Date
2002
Source
FAO, FAOLEX
Subject
Wild species & ecosystems
Keyword
Protection of habitats Endangered species Protection of species
Geographical area
Arctic, Asia and the Pacific, Black Sea, Caspian Sea, CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States), Eastern Europe, Europe, Europe and Central Asia, North Pacific, North-West Pacific
Entry into force notes
Entry into force from the date of signature.
Abstract

Regional Government decrees to institute Regional Red Book. Regional Red Book must be kept in accordance with systematically renewable data regarding state and spreading of rare and endangered wildlife species and wild plants and mushrooms living (growing) on the regional territory. Regional Red Book is an official document containing data regarding the aforesaid species and necessary arrangements for their protection and repopulation. Wildlife species and wild plant species recorded in Regional Red Book are subject to particular protection. Withdrawal of wildlife species and wild plant species recorded in Regional Red Book from their natural habitats is authorized in exceptional cases in accordance with the modalities envisaged by Federal and Regional legislation.

Full text
Russian

References - Legislation

Implements

Federal Law of the Russian Federation on Wildlife (No. 52-FZ of 1995).

Legislation | Russian Federation | 1995

Keyword: Basic legislation, Animal welfare, Management/conservation, Endangered species, Hunting/capture, Hunting gear/hunting methods, Wild fauna, Birds, Hunting authorization/permit, Hunting authorization/permit fee, Institution, Ecosystem preservation, Royalties/fees, Offences/penalties, Stock enhancement/repopulation, Legal proceedings/administrative proceedings, Protection of habitats, Biodiversity, Community management, Protection of species, Protected area

Source: FAO, FAOLEX