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La COP13 de la CMS concluye en la India con nuevas e importantes acciones para las especies migratorias
Jaguar, elefante asiático y gran avutarda india recibieron mayor protección en la COP13 de la CMS © Charles J. Sharp; © Yathin S.Krishnappa; © Prajwalkm/Wikimedia Commons
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Conservación en conectividad: un elemento clave del Marco de Biodiversidad Global a partir de 2020
La primera reunión del Grupo de Trabajo conjunto celebrada el 25 de octubre © Florian Keil (PNUMA/Secretaría del AEWA)
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La CMS se adhiere a UN-Océanos
Cachalotes: madre y cría © Gabriel Barathieu - http://www.flickr.com/photos/barathieu/7277953560/, CC BY-SA 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=24212362
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Evento paralelo sobre soluciones para la captura incidental y los enredos en los aparejos fantasma celebrado en el COFI33 de la FAO
© Greenpeace / Carè / Marine Photobank
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Marine Species Listing Proposals and Concerted Action Proposals at CMS COP12
Angel Shark © Carlos Suarez/Océanos de Fuego; Manta Ray © Guy Stevens, Manta Trust; Sperm Whale © Gabriel Barathieu; Blue Shark © Mark Conlin, NMFS; Humpback Whale © pixabay.com
It has recently been drawn to our attention that emails purporting to come from the CMS Secretariat have asked recipients to urgently click on links or download attachments in relation to official meetings. We would like to warn all our contacts to be extremely vigilant that only emails received from the @cms.int or @un.org domain names are official. We advise everyone to ignore and immediately delete any suspicious email sent from free email platforms such as Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail etc. using the name of the Secretariat or pretending to be sent on its behalf. Please exercise the utmost care.
