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1St Mediterranean Plant Conservation Week “Building a Regional Network to Conserve Plants and Cultural Diversity” Ulcinj (Montenegro) - 24-29 October 2016 1st Mediterranean Plant Conservation Week “Building a regional network to conserve plants and cultural diversity” Ulcinj (Montenegro) - 24-29 October 2016 Skadar lake IPA (Montenegro). Photo by: Green Home. 1re Semaine de la conservation des plantes méditerranéennes “Construction d’un réseau régional pour la conservation de la diversité culturelle et végétale” Ulcinj (Montenegro) - 24-29 Octobre 2016 This event aims at becoming a gathering point for Cet évènement a pour vocation de constituer un lieu de botanists; civil society institutions working in the rencontre pour les spécialistes des plantes, les institutions plant conservation feld; community members; and de la société civile travaillant dans la conservation des for those interested in including plant conservation plantes, les membres des communautés locales ainsi programmes into their conservation or sustainable que pour toute personne intéressée par l’inclusion de development projects. programmes de conservation des plantes au sein de leurs projets de conservation ou de développement durable. TABLE TABLE OF DES CONTENTS MATIÈRES 03. EVENT VENUE AND ORGANIZATION CONTACTS 03. LOCALISATION ET CONTACTS 04. WELCOME WORDS 05. MESSAGE DE BIENVENUE 06. AGENDA 06. AGENDA 08. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE EVENT 08. OBJECTIFS DE L’ÉVÈNEMENT 10. CAPACITY BUILDING SESSIONS 10. SESSIONS DE RENFORCEMENT DES CAPACITÉS 10 Capacity building session 1: Plant species conservation 10. Sessions de renforcement des capacités 1: planning Planifcation de la conservation des plantes 13. Capacity building session 2: Pastoral management 13. Sessions de renforcement des capacités 2: Gestion and plant conservation pastorale et conservation des plantes 14. Capacity building session 3: From ex situ to in situ 14. Sessions de renforcement des capacités 3: Passer de conservation la conservation ex situ à la conservation in situ 17. CONSULTATION PROCESS SESSION: MEDITERRANEAN 18. PROCESSUS DE CONSULTATION: MISE À JOUR DU PROFIL BASIN HOTSPOT ECOSYSTEM PROFILE UPDATE (CEPF ) D’ÉCOSYSTÈME DU HOTSPOT DU BASSIN MÉDITERRANÉEN (CEPF) 19. MEDITERRANEAN PLANT CONSERVATION 19. ATELIERS SUR LA CONSERVATION DES PLANTES WORKSHOP MÉDITERRANÉENNES 20. Session 1: Integrating wild plants information for site 20. Session 1: Intégration des informations relatives aux management and conservation plantes sauvages pour la gestion et la conservation des sites 23. Session 2: Cultural practices for conservation in the 23. Session 2: Pratiques culturelles de conservation en Mediterranean region région méditerranéenne 25. Session 3: Community-conserved areas in the future 25. Session 3: La conservation communautaire des management of biodiversity, land and water in the espaces dans la gestion future de la biodiversité, du Mediterranean sol et de l’eau dans la région méditerranéenne 27. Session 4: Networking, building synergies, involving 27. Session 4: Réseau, mise en place de synergies, volunteers and citizen science implication de volontaires et sciences citoyennes 29. Abstracts 29. Résumés 41. FIELD VISIT TO LONG BEACH IPA AND SKADAR 42. VISITE SUR LE TERRAIN DES ZONES IMPORTANTES LAKE IPA POUR LES PLANTES DE LONG BEACH ET DU LAC DE SKADAR 43. LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 43. LISTE DES PARTICIPANTS Page 2 | 1st Mediterranean Plant Conservation Week EVENT LOCALISATION DE VENUE L’ÉVÈNEMENT THE EVENT WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE L’ÉVÈNEMENT AURA LIEU À HOTEL MEDITERAN ULCINJ http://www.hotel-mediteran.com/en/ Address: Mujo Ulqinaku bb, Ulcinj Montenegro 85360 Phone: +382 (0)30/403-124 Fax: +382 (0)30/403-125 Email: [email protected] ORGANIZATION CONTACT: GREEN HOME: IUCN Centre for Mediterranean Cooperation Phone: +38220609375. C/ Marie Curie 22, P.T.A. 29590 Campanillas Address: Dalmatinska 78 Malaga, Spain 81000 Podgorica, Montenegro Tel +34 952 028 430 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Ksenija Medenica (GREEN HOME) Teresa Gil (IUCN Centre for Mediterranean Cooperation) Mobile phone: +38267378046 Mobile phone: +34639258808 GLOSARY: GLOSSAIRE: CEM : Commission on Ecosystem Management IUCN APAC: Aires et territoires du patrimoine autochtone CEPF: Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund et communautaire CPC: Cultural Practices of Conservation HVN: Système agricole à haute valeur naturelle GSPC: Global Strategy for Plant Conservation PCC: Pratiques culturelles de conservation HNV : High Nature Value farming systems SIBE: Site d’Intérêt Biologique et Ecologique ICCA: Indigenous Peoples’ and Community Conserved SMCP: Stratégie mondiale pour la conservation des Territories and Areas plantes IPA: Important Plant Area ZCB: Zone clé de la biodiversité KBA: Key Biodiversity Areas ZIP: Zone importante pour les plantes SSC : Species Survival Commission IUCN WCPA : World Commission on Protected Areas IUCN 1st Mediterranean Plant Conservation Week | Page 3 WELCOME WORDS ANTONIO TROYA DIRECTOR IUCN CENTRE FOR MEDITERRANEAN COOPERATION Welcome message, and Culture have joined forces to organise the 1st Mediterranean Plant Conservation Week with the aim In the Centre for Mediterranean Cooperation (IUCN-Med), of becoming a gathering point for plant scientists; civil we are well aware that the Mediterranean region is a society institutions working in the plant conservation feld; global diversity hotspot mainly because of its important community members; and those interested in including plant diversity. It contains ten per cent of all known plants plant conservation programmes into their conservation or on Earth and over half of them are found nowhere else sustainable development projects. in the world. We are also conscious of the valuable role plant resources play supporting biodiversity and the We thank the MAVA Foundation, our main donor for livelihoods of many people, by providing them with this event, for supporting the 1st Mediterranean Plant essential ecosystem services (i.e. water sources, food Conservation Week and for connecting and promoting the control, carbon capture, prevention of desertifcation and a dialogue between several initiatives for plant conservation reservoir of genetic diversity) and the role local population in the Mediterranean region it supports. Several projects could play in maintaining these green treasures. fnanced by MAVA Foundation will meet at Ulcinj to exchange knowledge and experiences and will strengthen Nevertheless, the Mediterranean region fora is threatened a Mediterranean plant conservation network. Among these and the region is recognized as one of the four most projects we would like to highlight the project Integrated signifcantly altered biodiversity hotspots on the planet. Approach to Plant Conservation in the Moroccan High Atlas, Additionally, plant diversity is often overlooked in the CAREMEDIFLORA project, Supporting cultural practices conservation agenda and the dialogue between plant that beneft nature in the Mediterranean project and scientists, site managers, local populations and civil society IPAMed project. We also want to thank GREEN HOME for organizations is often fragmented. their dedication to organise the 1st Mediterranean Plant Conservation Week in Montenegro and to become our For all the above reasons, we are working to conserve wild host during this week. plants and habitats for people across the Mediterranean We hope that this event will become a periodic meeting region, through the IPAMed project, an ambitious initiative, point for dialogue, for sharing successful examples of which promotes plant conservation actions in the South plant conservation with local communities, for capacity and East Mediterranean. This project represents our building and for the reinforcement and promotion of plant contribution to the achievement of target 5 of the Global conservation actions all around the Mediterranean. Strategy for Plant Conservation. Important Plant Areas (IPA) are internationally important On behalf of IUCN-Med and the organizing committee, I sites for wild plants and fungi, identifed at national level welcome all the participants to the 1st Mediterranean Plant using standard criteria. This designation ultimate aim is Conservation Week and I wish you all a fruitful, inspiring, to ensure that the sites identifed as IPA are adequately productive and pleasant week. protected and managed to allow the perennity of their plants and habitats. Moreover, IPA are recognised as regional Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) following the Global Standard approved in the last IUCN World Conservation Congress. The IPAMed project “Conserving wild plants and habitats for people in the South and East Mediterranean Region”, is a partnership between the IUCN-Centre for Mediterranean Cooperation, Plantlife International, the IUCN Commissions (SSC, CEM and WCPA) and several National partners Antonio Troya from countries where this project is currently being Director IUCN Centre for Mediterranean Cooperation implemented. The countries and territories where IPAMed activities are carried out include: Algeria, Egypt, Lebanon, Macedonia, Montenegro, Morocco, Palestine, Tunisia and Turkey. IUCN Med, Global Diversity Foundation, Plantlife, Green Home and the Mediterranean Consortium Nature Page 4 | 1st Mediterranean Plant Conservation Week MESSAGE DE BIENVENUE ANTONIO TROYA DIRECTEUR DU CENTRE DE COOPÉRATION POUR LA MÉDITERRANÉE DE L’UICN Message de bienvenue, L’UICN Med, la Global Diversity Foundation, Plantlife, Green Home et le Mediterranean Consortium for Nature and Culture se Au Centre de Coopération pour la Méditerranée (UICN-Med), nous sont regroupés pour organiser la 1ère Semaine de
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