Regional Act No. 50 on the protection of wildlife and culling for hunting purposes, 1993.

Sujet

Espèces sauvages et écosystèmes

Mot clé

Oiseaux Gestion/conservation Protection de l'habitat Aire protégée Chasse/capture Autorisation/permis de chasse Équipement de chasse/méthodes de chasse Ranch/reproduction en captivité Re-empoissonnement/repeuplement Politique/planification Infractions/sanctions Protection des espèces

Aire géographique

Alpes, Europe, Europe et Asie Centrale, Pays de l'Union Européenne, Méditerranée, Europe du Sud

Résumé

Under current legislation the regional authorities are responsible for (i) adopting conservation measures and maintain the wildlife populations in numbers that are consonant with maintaining the ecological balance and ensuring agricultural productivity; (ii) carrying out studies and surveys of the environment and wildlife and promoting schemes to enhance ecological awareness. This Act also empowers the regional governments to adopt administrative programming and coordination methods for the purposes of planning, managing and controlling wildlife and hunting, in conjunction with the National Wildlife Institute (INFS), with hunting and ecological associations, and with the professional farmers' organizations. In the performance of these functions relating to wildlife/hunting plans, intervention programmes and coordination and control schemes, the regional government may use the advisory services of the Regional Commission for the Planning of Wildlife and Hunting. It is prohibited to capture birds and wild mammals, and to collect eggs and nests anywhere in the region. These animals may only be removed for scientific purposes. After the 1994-1995 season, any provinces so requesting may be exceptionally authorized to manage a number of establishments to capture hunting birds. These birds must always be permanently ringed and entered in a register kept by the province for this specific purpose. The agro/sylvo/pastoral territory of the region, particularly the lagoon areas, wetlands and mountains, is subject to wildlife and hunting planning. This is to guarantee the reproductive capacity and natural selection of carnivorous species, and an optimum density of all other species. A regional wildlife and hunting plan has been drafted for this purpose. It has been approved by the Regional Council and will remain in force for five years. It provides a description of the environment of the hunting territories and the minimum and maximum hunting density index. Similar plans have to be drafted at the provincial level.

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Références - Législation

Implementé par

Regional Act No. 7 implementing the derogation regime provided for in article 9 of Council Directive 79/409/EEC of 2 April 1979 on the conservation of wild birds.

Législation | Italie | 2002

Mot clé: Oiseaux, Chasse/capture, Animal dangereux/animal nocif, Autorisation/permis de chasse, Volume admissible de captures, Infractions/sanctions

Source: FAO, FAOLEX

Regional Act No. 6 on initiatives for the management of wild fauna in regional territories where hunting is prohibited.

Législation | Italie | 2013

Mot clé: Faune sauvage, Gestion/conservation, Fonds spécial, Utilisation durable

Source: FAO, FAOLEX

Amendé par

Regional Act No. 12 amending Regional Act No. 50 of 1993 on the protection of wildlife and culling for hunting purposes.

Législation | Italie | 2012

Mot clé: Chasse/capture, Gestion/conservation, Protection des espèces

Source: FAO, FAOLEX

Regional Act No. 12 amending Regional Act No. 50 of 1993 on the protection of wildlife and culling for hunting purposes.

Législation | Italie | 2013

Mot clé: Oiseaux, Chasse/capture

Source: FAO, FAOLEX