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Displaying 3006 - 3010 of 15550Legislative Decree No. 2/93 declaring specific areas as appropriate for tourism.
One of the main concerns of the Cape Verde national tourism policy is to equip the country with an infrastructure that will enable it to develop tourism while protecting the natural environment. This Decree institutes tourism zones in the island regions suitable for tourism, and establishes ways in which land may be appropriated, and the procedures for its assignment to tourism promoters. Tourism zones are of two kinds: full tourism development zones (ZDTI) and tourism reserve and protection zones (ZRPT).
Water Code - Division 6: Conservation, Development, and Utilization of State Water Resources - Part 3.5: Fish, Wildlife, and Recreation in Connection With Flood Control and Watershed Protection Projects (secs. 12840 - 12849).
This Chapter of Division 6 of the Water Code of California provides for the preservation and enhancement of the state’s fish and wildlife resources in connection with flood control and watershed protection projects and to realize the full potential of such projects to provide recreational opportunities to the general public.
Decree-Law No. 31 of 1972 on the registration of real property in uniform structure with Decree No. 27/1972 (XII.31.) MEM of the Minister of Agriculture on its execution (Chapters V-IX).
The Decree-Law is set in bold-type and the Decree is set in normal characters. In order to safeguard real estate rights and statutory interests, the register of real estate contains data on all immovable property in the country, on rights in connection thereto and other relevant information. Certain rights come into being through registration.
Forestry and National Park Estate Act 1998.
Certain lands being at the time state forests are transferred to national park estate and Aboriginal ownership. The lands described in Schedule 3 that are within State forests are set apart as, or as part of, flora reserves under the Forestry Act 1916. Forest agreements may be made under Part 2 with respect to particular regions of the State. A forest agreement may only be made in respect of a region that has been the subject of a regional forest assessment carried out by or on behalf of the Resource and Conservation Assessment Council.
Native Terrestrial Biodiversity and National Parks Act 2015 (No. 14 of 2015).
The Act makes renewed provision for – (a) generally the protection of wild fauna and flora; (b) giving effect to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) and any other biodiversity related Convention to which Mauritius is or may become a party; and (c) the identification, control and management of reserved lands and private reserves, and for related matters.