rukayaj
commented
7 years ago Ok. I think these are all done, please check. Thanks.
Closed reupost closed 7 years ago
rukayaj
commented
7 years ago Ok. I think these are all done, please check. Thanks.
Regeneration tab:
CURRENT: "This species has a slow population growth rate, and there is a poor chance the wild populations will recover from exploitation."
REVISED: "This species has a slow population growth rate, or the growth rate varies depending on habitat, and there is a poor chance the wild populations will recover from exploitation OR a collector might feasibly harvest the entire extant population removing the chance of subsequent recruitment."
Exploitation tab:
Please change tab title from 'Exploitation' to 'Targeted exploitation'.
CURRENT: "Small or insignificant - wild individuals of the species is known to be exploited, collected, traded or utilized, but utilisation is localised and/or affects only a small proportion of the wild population"
REVISED: "Small or insignificant - wild individuals of the species are known to be exploited, collected, traded or utilized in a targeted manner, but utilisation is localised and/or affects only a small proportion of the wild population."
CURRENT: "Significant - wild individuals of the species is known to be exploited, collected, traded or utilized, and utilisation is widespread, affects the majority of wild populations and/or is causing rapid decline of the wild population"
REVISED: "Significant - wild individuals of the species are known to be exploited, collected, traded or utilized in a targeted manner, and utilisation is widespread, affects the majority of wild populations and/or is causing rapid decline of the wild population."
CURRENT: "Uncertain - No data exists yet showing that this species is exploited in the wild, however it has one or more close relatives (in the same family or genus, found in South Africa or globally) that are known to be utilised. This species has a similar life form or other relevant traits to its exploited relative(s), making it highly likely that it would be exploited for the same purposes."
REVISED: "Uncertain - No data exists yet showing that this species is exploited in the wild, however it has one or more relatives or look-alike species (found in South Africa or globally) that are known to be utilised. This species has a similar life form or other relevant traits to its exploited relative(s), making it highly likely that it would be exploited for the same purposes."
CURRENT: "None - this species and its close relatives are not exploited, collected, traded or utilized"
REVISED: "None - this species and its close relatives are not exploited, collected, traded or utilized in a targeted manner."