Falco cherrug [Russian Federation]

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Short-term actions to be taken The Management Authority of the Russian Federation should immediately suspend the issuance of export permits for Falco cherrug and inform the Secretariat about this measure within 2 weeks. Within 3 months the Management Authority of the Russian Federation should provide detailed information to the Secretariat on the following: a) justification and scientific basis by which it has been established that the quantities of F. cherrug exported were not detrimental to the survival of the species in the Russian Federation and in compliance with Article IV, paragraphs 2 (a) and 3; b) the distribution and conservation status of F. cherrug in the Russian Federation , explaining when the status was established and by what methodology the information was obtained; and c) the number of captive breeding operations for F. cherrug in the country and the controls in place to differentiate between captive-bred and wild-caught specimens to ensure that the authorized exports of specimens of wild origin are not augmented by falsely declared ‘captive-bred’ specimens. Long-term actions to be undertaken for range States wishing to resume the exportation of F. cherrug] Within 24 months the Management Authority of the Russian Federation should undertake the following actions and report to the Secretariat accordingly: a) Conduct a survey of the status of F. cherrug in the country, including an assessment of distribution and abundance, population trends, threats to populations and other relevant factors to provide the basis for the making of non-detriment findings as required under the provisions of Article IV, paragraphs 2 (a); and b) develop a science-based population monitoring system, and establish adaptive management programmes for harvesting of and trade in F. cherrug, taking into consideration the results of the survey referred to in the previous paragraph; and	13/03/2015	Public Viewer	Elena

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