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Netherlands (Kingdom of the)

Kingdom of the Netherlands

Scientific name Common name Classes Order Family Appendix(App. I/App. II)
Lagenorhynchus albirostris White-Beaked Dolphin Mammalia Cetacea Delphinidae /
Phocoena phocoena Harbour Porpoise Mammalia Cetacea Phocoenidae /

CMS Ratification Status

Instrument Status Country ratification date Text
ASCOBANS Party

Approved. Final Act: 13.09.1991; Signature: 29.07.1992
ASCOBANS Party
No data present.
Name Role Position Institution
Ms. Anne-Marie Svoboda Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality Directorate Nature & Biodiversity
For any inquiries or to reach out to these focal points, kindly contact the Secretariat.

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11th Meeting of the North Sea Group
Common dolphins by Josh Wilson of AK Wildlife Cruises Falmouth | @oshuwilson
Common dolphins by Josh Wilson of AK Wildlife Cruises Falmouth | @oshuwilson
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ASCOBANS 30: The Beginnings
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© Florian Graner
• ASCOBANS
10th Meeting of the North Sea Group
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© F. Hobson / Sea Watch Foundation
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Analysis on Bycatch Mitigation Measures and Alternative Fishing Methods Published

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Infographic - Baltic harbour porpoise
Infographic - Baltic harbour porpoise
Synergies between ASCOBANS and the Trilateral Wadden Sea Cooperation - Harbour Porpoise
Synergies between ASCOBANS and the Trilateral Wadden Sea Cooperation - Harbour Porpoise
Cost-benefit Analysis for Mitigation Measures in Fisheries with High Bycatch - ASCOBANS Technical Series No.2
Cost-benefit Analysis for Mitigation Measures in Fisheries with High Bycatch - ASCOBANS Technical Series No.2
Monitoring Cetacean Bycatch: An Analysis of Different Methods Aboard Commercial Fishing Vessels - ASCOBANS Technical Series No.1
Monitoring Cetacean Bycatch: An Analysis of Different Methods Aboard Commercial Fishing Vessels - ASCOBANS Technical Series No.1
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