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- For example, Art. 8 calls for countries to establish representative systems of protected areas;
Art. 7 requires member countries to monitor biodiversity and conservation activities; and
Art. 17 obliges countries to share such information globally.
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2005, with managers in the Division of Wildlife Management.
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