3.1Threats 3.1.1Collecting and commercial exploitation 3.1.2 Other Threats 3.2 Effectiveness of current legislation 3.21 Intentional effects 3.2.2 Incidental consequences of the current legislation 3.2.3 Gaps, inconsistencies and loopholes in the current legislation 3.2.4 Selection of Species 3.3 Enforcement of the current legislation 3.4 Other measures for achieving species conservation 3.4.1 Awareness and Information 3.4.2 The Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP) Process 3.4.3 The wider countryside
3.1.1Collecting and commercial exploitation 3.1.2 Other Threats
3.21 Intentional effects 3.2.2 Incidental consequences of the current legislation 3.2.3 Gaps, inconsistencies and loopholes in the current legislation 3.2.4 Selection of Species
3.4.1 Awareness and Information 3.4.2 The Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP) Process 3.4.3 The wider countryside
4.1 Building on the existing legislation or creating a new law. 4.1.1 Reverse listing 4.1.2 Amending the current legislation 4.1.3 Marine Species 4.2 Gaps, loopholes and inconsistencies in the application of the legislation 4.2.1. Protecting sites and Habitats of protected species 4.3 Enforcement 4.4 Other Measures 4.4.1 Awareness and Information 4.4.2 The BAP Process 4.4.3 Reform of the Common Agricultural Policy 4.4.4 A duty of care
4.1.1 Reverse listing 4.1.2 Amending the current legislation 4.1.3 Marine Species
4.2.1. Protecting sites and Habitats of protected species
4.4.1 Awareness and Information 4.4.2 The BAP Process 4.4.3 Reform of the Common Agricultural Policy 4.4.4 A duty of care