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ARIES – March 21 – April 19
Do not go jumping to conclusions this week. You do not know everything, so check your facts first. Energy levels will be high, so if you choose to do a lot quite a bit will be accomplished. Your hand eye coordination is excellent, however, be careful of household accidents this week. Plans to take a trip motivate you to get a lot of work out of the way and put away extra money. Getting out more with friends will lead you to new interests and new friends. You need to learn how to be more prepared if you plan to get what you really want out of life, for you preparation is essential. More family moments will make you happier, so put in more effort. Love is on the back burner this week.
TAURUS – April 20 – May 20
Emotional issues hover over you this week. With Mercury being in retrograde this week, try to communicate clearly and allow others to express their feelings without you becoming upset and taking it the wrong way. Do not be so sensitive. Listen carefully when your loved one has something to say, you are going to be pleasantly surprised. There should be no hesitation to call in a favor that is owed to you, it's your turn. More networking is necessary to make new and better connections for career change or upgrade. Also make much needed changes in your surroundings, new friends in your circle will do you a world of good. Avoid any and all emotional issues/breakdowns at workplace. Things might go too far.
GEMINI – May 21 – June 20
Double check all legal, personal and contract paperwork. It's still Mercury Retrograde, so you need to be extra cautious. Work on not taking your lover/partner for granted, show more attention and affection. Cut out the possessiveness and accusations, feel the love. You are only months away from an opportunity that brings you closer to what you really want in career. Come May or June big changes for you, most for the better and some for the betterment of your long term. Something new surrounds job or job upgrade, continue to be diligent in your pursuit, it pays off. At work or in business do not fight back when challenged, you will end up with the last laugh. Be upfront and honest with any potential lovers about what you want, this keeps you from wasting your time and theirs.
CANCER – June 21 – July 22
Any pressure you feel this week is essential and meant to be. This forces you to take care of things you have needed to do for a while now. Get to it. Do not limit your possibilities by being shy and timid. Be heard and be seen and watch what happens. Your so called non-excited life is not all bad. Do take note of the good things that are in your life and have gratitude. Be ready to roll with some inevitable changes, do not fight it is needed anyway. Relationships can be difficult and complicated, work you own issues and talk to your partner/lover about theirs. There can be some resolve if the communication is clear. Find some solutions to your financial issues, instead of you hoping the solution will find your issues. Be straight to the point with coworkers when it comes to work, this will make you avoid inefficient results that reflect on you. Do this without appearing rude or curt; you know how you come off sometimes.
LEO – July 23 – August 22
Do not allow your love life to complications in your professional life. Deal with personal issues outside of work on your own time. Networking over the next few weeks lead you to a remarkable opportunity. Be on top of the follow through. You will be the one this week playing diplomat at home and/or work to make peace between others. Something surprisingly strange happens with your money in a good way over the next month, be sure to take notice. Some much needed magic in your love life kicks up a few notches over the next 2 weeks, get ready. Set a budget and stick to it, please.
VIRGO – August 23 – September 22
Lots being revealed to you in your dreams and even daydreams. Your intuition is becoming stronger and clearer, listen to it. Do not try so hard to "prove" yourself. Do what you do when you are suppose to do it the best that you can and you will be "proven". You got what it takes, just do it. Do not skip attending too many functions or events over the next several months, an opportunity could be missed. Be a bit more aggressive with your attitude towards accomplishing your goals. Careful of all heavy arguments this week. Things could spiral out of control and things said that do permanent damage. Be ready to love someone with all their faults, you have faults as well and expect the same. Money luck is in place this week and next, get it while you can. Spring has sprung, get back on your fitness goals now.
LIBRA – September 23 – October 22
Put more thought into how to make more money. Financial strength this year should be your number one goal. You impress someone unknowingly that wants to become closer to you. Watch what happens, this person may be already attached. A heartfelt conversation with friends and family members where there has been tension is needed. This will do everybody some good. Be the one to spearhead this conversation, no egos. Be clear with your intention to have peace upfront, it is Mercury Retrograde, so non confusion is needed. The power of love is hunting you down, be prepared to connect with someone on a deeper level. If you are already with someone watch for past life glimpses. Some things are just totally out of your hands, accept it and move on. Go forward courageously and do whatever it is that you have wanted to do. Do not listen to the nay sayers or the non believers, do it. Those friends or family members that have been on your mind reach out and touch. You will make their day.
SCORPIO – October 23 – November 21
This week honesty will win the prize. Be open and honest about the things that have been on your mind to those that are close to you. The air needs to be cleared. There are thoughts about moving, they come and go, mostly going. No rash decisions about moving to run from people or your issues. No harping on your past mistakes and regrets, learn the lesson and look ahead not behind you. Unpredictable behavior must be controlled at work and at home. Take deep breaths and do not allow anyone or anything to set you off. Some friends and acquaintances will be too busy this week to talk, do not take it personal.
SAGITTARIUS – November 22 – December 21
Do not react too quickly when someone asks for you help. Many have taken you for granted; it is ok to say no sometimes. Stay out of the way when you feel pressured into an argument or challenged, walking away is the higher road. Mutual love energy from someone special this week, passionate and spiritual connection. Your worries about change cause excessive anxiety about future events. Let the changes occur because they are necessary and you will understand them in the long run. Not everyone will approve of your choice in a mate, as long as you are happy is what really counts. Financial gain starts by mid-Spring, set your sights on new and unseen opportunities. Be very careful with investments right now, you could find yourself on the short end of the stick.
CAPRICORN – December 22 – January 19
Make sure you stick to your plans this week; any impulsive decisions can cause chaos. Work on making your living space more attractive and comfortable for guests, no major overhaul needed, though. Your mind harbors great and wonderful ideas about making money, if you only would take them to reality and it starts with one step and follow through. Be sure to discuss or talk things over with your partner/lover. Doing things in secret no doubt will surface to the light at some point. Career movement finally starting to see the light of day, be diligent and determined and use what you got to get what you want. Nervous tension and stress shows up pay them no mind and they will go away. Love and romance is highlighted this week.
AQUARIUS – January 20 – February 18
Do not let what others say or do push your buttons this week. Continue to follow the path that suits you best, not what suits everyone else. Brand new opportunities for more money coming your way by the middle of next month. Plant seeds now and make the necessary contact to get the ball rolling. The time is now to hit the ground running with the goals you have in mind, find away to the finish line where the reward awaits you. Some pressure to make some changes are ahead in the coming months, so be ready. Being guarded in romantic relationships is sometimes necessary, not always. Give that one a chance without letting your guard completely down, but slowly do so. Income in the home picks up quite nicely during the summer months. Find something constructive and meaningful to do with the extra cash.
PISCES – February 19 – March 20
Do nothing impulsive this week, think, think and think again before making decisions that could come back to haunt you. Someone is moving away and this makes you sad, celebrate their new beginning. Lots of tension in the house, talk things through calmly and rationally to rid the tension. The realm of romance goes from 0 to 60 in the next few weeks, hold on to your horses. If you are currently involved stop with all the suspicion for no good reason, you cause the relationship problems and unnecessary issues. Do not allow yourself to be pressured into making a decision that you are not comfortable with, be clear and follow your heart. Stay on top of any medical issues and get regular exercise in to be more fit mentally and physically.
Hi Wayne,
My name is VK (11/09/78) and I live in Dallas, Texas. I have been listening to you for a long time and think you are amazing. I have a question for you about my relationship. I am an Ivy League college graduate with a managerial top job and I fell in love with a gentleman ML (05/07/79) that I met last summer. The problem is that my family hates him because he never went to college and he has served time in prison. He owns a very successful automotive shop and treats me like I have never been treated before. I was in a very abusive relationship for 5 years and they had at least a decent relationship with my ex-boyfriend. M is simply an angel and has tried to be accepted by my family, but they continue to shun him, it hurts him a lot. My question for you is will my family every accept him and will the strain I have with my family every ease up. I am in love and I know this man loves me. Just need some guidance.
Hey V,
It is always tough when family acts this way. As you know they in their minds are doing this out of love for you and wanting you to have what they believe to be best. It's unfortunate that they have treated M like this to his face, how sad. Family and those closes can sometimes be so manipulative and coercive to have things the way they think they should be no matter what anyone else thinks. It is very important for you to know that you do not have to choose. You will have your relationship with your boyfriend (that will go to marriage) and have a relationship with your family. It would be more fitting if they were happy for you, but they are not at this time. Stand your ground and own the right to love who you choose to love and especially when the soul loves you back. Everybody has a past and sometimes it is not a proud past and a bell cannot be unrung. Your family cares a lot for you and in time they come around and give in and accept M. The spirit connection between the two of you is pretty much unbreakable. Many search high low for a love like this and you had better not let it go because somebody else deems it not right. Live your life!!
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Jeff @ GoTravelzing November 6, 2012 at 4:53 pm
I was there in 2007 and 2010 and the interior was still under construction. I still loved it and will definitely go back.
My first visit to the Sagrada Familia, in 2009, left me… unimpressed.
Not because it's not a special place. I could tell that it was. But it was under such heavy construction, scaffolds covering every wall, dust everywhere, that there wasn't really anything to see back then.
Cue 2012.
The stained glass at the Sagrada Familia are particularly beautiful, for many reasons – the way the glass is cut, in a square way, the vibrant colors and the fact that the windows are one of the few that don't depict biblical scenes makes the basilica all the more special.
Considering that I mostly visit churches around the world for architecture rather than religious reasons, and that I have a thing for stained glass windows, needless to say that these ones left me speechless.
The building and structure as such is also particularly interesting, from an artistic point of view.
Of course, Gaudi being Gaudi, nature was his main focus and inspiration, and it definitely shows. The way the columns are reminiscent of trees and branches is the most obvious comparison, yet the most striking, perhaps also because of the sheer size of it – 50 meters tall!
Last but not least – the view from the top of the spires isn't too shabby. And for the sake of your calves, there's an elevator that goes all the way up!
Fun facts about the Sagrada Familia:
Disclaimer: I was a guest of EasyJet Holidays on this trip. As always, all opinions are my own.
Have you been to the Sagrada Familia? What were your impressions? Do you plan on visiting when it's completely done?
Jeff @ GoTravelzing November 6, 2012 at 4:53 pm
I was there in 2007 and 2010 and the interior was still under construction. I still loved it and will definitely go back.
Laurence November 6, 2012 at 5:45 pm
I visited earlier this year, and it is by far the most impressive religious building I've ever been in. I loved it!
Lisa November 6, 2012 at 10:30 pm
I'm glad that you had the opportunity to return to the Sagrada Familia. It seems wherever we go lately there is always scaffolding on the buildings and I always feel a bit disappointed in the appearance – particularly in my photos!
Jade - OurOyster.com November 7, 2012 at 12:08 am
Oh wow, it's really coming along. I went there in 2006 and you still could not go inside… I still found it very very impressive though. Can't wait to see it when it's all complete
Lizzie November 7, 2012 at 10:44 am
I had heard from lots of people that the Sagrada Familia wasn't as impressive as it was made out to be.. But they had only been when it was under construction. When I went earlier this year, I was completely blown away :)
Mary @Green Global Travel November 8, 2012 at 8:59 pm
Love the photos! Makes me feel like I was there.
Stephanie - The Travel Chica November 10, 2012 at 3:55 am
It was under a ton of scaffolding my first visit too. But it still had a profound impact on me, probably b/c it was my first trip to Europe. I cannot wait to visit again without all that scaffolding.
cheryl November 10, 2012 at 8:18 pm
This is definitely one of the most unusual churches I've visited on my travels and have to admit I was taken in by those stained glass windows (even blogged about it … lol!).
Not sure if I came away liking the church or not … still undecided! It's very pretty, that's for sure. And your photos are really nice. :)
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I do appreciate your honest view on even the most popular things, it is why I continue to read.
Abby November 14, 2012 at 2:43 pm
Your captions are hilarious! WOW I can't believe how much has been done. I haven't been in so many years. I'd love to see it every few years until it's complete.
GoingPlaces.sg November 27, 2012 at 6:10 am
Visited Sagrada Familia last year November. Only get to see the exterior which is till under construction since 1882 (yes, no typo error). Didn't get into the church as the crowd was overwhelming, so thanks for the photos particularly the beautiful stained glass.


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If you are looking for "things to do" in Sarasota, Venice or Bradenton, Chef Ray's Cooking Classes at Euphemia Haye should be on the top of your list. We call the cooking classes "Lesson Luncheons" because they are taught in a demonstration style; so what that means is, Chef Ray does all of the cooking and you do the eating and drinking! Each class begins with our freshly-baked banana bread and a bottomless cup of our insanely good imported coffee. There's no skimping here – each guest will get to enjoy a luxurious lunch that includes three courses and each course includes a paired glass of wine. Guests will watch and interact with Chef Ray as he prepares each of three courses in our main dining room. The food Chef Ray prepares is always amazing but his quick wit and lively personality steal the show. The classes are for anyone who wants to learn something about cooking – whether you're already a "foodie" or just a kitchen novice, Chef Ray says that everyone will learn some useful tips. Register now because the cooking classes sell out fast!
Winter/Spring 2015 Classes:
Friday, January 23, 2015 – Forks & Corks Luncheon – Parlez Vous Francais
- Salmon and Scallop Dumpling in a Dill flavored Cream paired with Perrier Jouet Blason Rose Champagne
- Veal Steak Grenobloisé served with Seasoned Green Beans and Scalloped Potatoes paired with Perrier Jouet Grand Brut Champagne
- Paris Brest paired with Perrier Jouet Nuit Blanche Champagne
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Today we will travel to France, without leaving the key! We will start by making a delectable dumpling of salmon and scallops, bathed in a dill flavored cream and served in a puff pastry. As a main course, we will enjoy one of my favorite French preparations "Grenobloisé". Grenoble is known for capers and arguably nothing goes better with capers than veal. Imagine a lightly breaded sautéed veal steak topped with a white wine, caper, butter sauce. Serve this up with perfectly seasoned green beans and the best scalloped potato (on the side) that you've ever eaten! C'est Magnifique, no. Did you know there is a bicycle race from Paris to Brest? Well to tell you the truth, the race I could care less about, but the dessert named after the race is to die for. It is a baked cream puff dough (choux paste), topped with almonds in the shape of a bicycle tire. It is then filled with an almond custard cream and whipped cream. Le plat de résistance.
We are honored to have Rose Palano here to educate us on the "true" champagnes we will be tasting with our delicious meal. Rose Palano is a passionate wine professional and has spent the last ten years immersing herself in all facets of the industry. While obtaining a Bachelor's Degree from the University of South Florida, Rose worked full-time behind the bar, where she truly began her career in the Wine and Spirits industry. At the age of 23, Rose took a part-time position at Cru Cellars, where she quickly advanced into the position of Assistant Wine Director & Manager. While working at Cru, Rose also completed the WSET Intermediate and Advanced certifications, followed by Level One of the Court of Master Sommeliers. After two years and an incredible learning experience at Cru Cellars, Rose transitioned into the distribution side of the industry. She spent a year working with the eclectic and boutique portfolio of Vinecraft, where she developed the Tampa territory for them. After another year of knowledge, Rose was asked to come work for Southern Wine & Spirits. Today, Rose is one out of four Champagne and Wine Specialist for the Pernod Ricard division of Southern Wine & Spirits, where she continues to educate herself and others on some of the top brands in the industry.
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Wednesday, February 25, 2015 – SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW, ALL FOR YOU
- Marinate Quinoa and Wild Rice on Baby Spinach
- Pork Schnitzel with sautéed Onions, Apples, Mushrooms and Capers. Farina Dumplings
- Pineapple Upside Down Cake
Today's recipes are all new for you. We start with a delicious and healthful salad of baby spinach and 2 grains, one of which is not a grain at all. Wild rice is really a legume! On to the pork which is my favorite white meat. Topped with apples, onions, mushrooms and capers in browned butter makes it spectacular. The dumplings are the frosting on the cake. Speaking of cake, what a segway, when was the last time you ate pineapple upside down cake? A long time I bet. Well then you are in for a real treat. Ice cream – you bet.
Wednesday, March 25, 2015 – SPRING INTO SPRING
- Caramelized sweet onion tart with Gruyere and Rosemary
- Grilled and Roasted Lamb Rack with Tarragon sauce and Asparagus, Carrot Risotto
- Blood Orange Panna cotta
Ahh, Spring is upon us. The birds are singing, the bees are buzzing and I'm hungry for more! Today's class starts with an appetizer of a savory tart with onions and cheese. I first had this tart in France over 30 years ago and fell in love with it! It's reminiscent of a thin onion and cheese quiche, but it makes for a great starter.
For the main course, a Spring rack of Lamb is in order. We will grill it, finish it in the oven, slice it and serve it with a rich tarragon sauce. Asparagus risotto will round off the entire entrée.
After a delicious meal, I like that the dessert be simple but elegant. Blood orange is in season, so what could be better than blood orange panna cotta?
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Wednesday, May 6, 2015 – MIX AND MATCH
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- Rhubarb pie with Whole Wheat Crust and Bran Streusel Topping
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Monthly Archive: December
Installing Pompeii
A view of behind-the-scenes preparations for a major museum exhibit on the ancient Roman city buried by a volcano in 79 AD
Exhibit in the Making: Pompeii in the Shadow of the Volcano
Behind-the-scenes highlights from a year of exhibit planning at the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto
Museum Monday with Melissa - June 8, 2015
Start this week off with something adventurous. TWO #ROMspeak events this week, #FNLROM is a Toga party, and celebrate Italian music and food.
How Install an Ancient Roman Bronze Statue in 10 Not-so Easy Steps
We are in the midst of installation for our Pompeii, In the Shadow of the Volcano exhibit, opening June 13, 2015. Here's a quick glimpse of behind-the-scenes on the exhibition floor today (June 4th).
BioBlitz Bits - A Tale of Two Bugs
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This is the third installment of our "BioBlitz Bits" Series - ROM scientists share their favourite stories from past Ontario BioBlitz events
BioBlitz Bits - Fungi Findings
Blog by ROM Senior Curator of Mycology, Jean-Marc Moncalvo
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'Globes Celestial and Terrestrial': the Science of Star-gazing
The study of celestial bodies is one of the oldest sciences. Meticulous observations of the night sky were made by many early civilizations who used the information for various purposes, including determining the right time for planting, harvesting, ceremonial events and tides.
Artist Annu Matthew takes Family Photos at ROM
On Saturday May 23, 2015, during ROM Big Weekend: Global Family and in conjunction with the exhibition "Generations," artist-photographer Annu Matthew set up studio in the ROM galleries to take complimentary family photographs of ROM visitors. After a steady stream of interested parties that lasted all day, a total of 53 families were able to take advantage of the opportunity! Each received a free print, which was selected, edited and printed on the spot, and a digital file was emailed to them.
Museum Monday with Melissa - May 25, 2015
I am so excited to share with you all of the beautiful events and galleries happening at the ROM this week. There is so much for everyone to enjoy. From dinosaurs to all the fish in the sea, you won't want to miss the amazing adventures to come from a visit to the Museum.
BioBlitz Bits - Night of the Newts and Salamanders
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Fisher Alumni, Adjunct Recognized in Forty Under 40
Three alumni and one adjunct faculty member recently received the Rochester Business Journal's "Forty Under 40" Award on November 15 during the annual awards luncheon. The award recognizes professionals younger than 40 years of age for service in their jobs and in the community.
Leonard Brock '09; Dina Natale '00, '06; and Matt Vahue '05; along with adjunct faculty member Dr. Mona Chitre, were among the honorees.
Brock is a graduate of the College's Executive Leadership program. He is currently the Executive for Educational Initiatives at The Children's Agenda, a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the health, education, and success of Rochester's children and youth through advocacy for evidence-based solutions and policy change at the local, state, and federal levels. In this role, he is responsible for developing the new K-12 education track for the organization, and works with institutions to identify benchmarks and best practices. He also serves as President of Community Empowerment Opportunities, LLC, and is chairman of a local campaign for black male achievement. In addition, he is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., the Rochester Planning Commission, and serves on the board of contributors for the Democrat and Chronicle.
Natale, Manager of Talent Acquisition at Unity Health System, received her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and her MBA from the College. In her role, she oversees staffing and recruiting processes that support client groups across the system, establishes strategic direction for the team, and provides consultant support within the company. She serves on the board of the Aquinas Institute and the Rochester Women's Network. In addition, she is a past board member of the College's Alumni Association.
Vahue received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication/Journalism, and serves as a Recruiting Director and Financial Advisor for the Principal Financial Group. He is responsible for the growth of the firm's team of professionals in Upstate New York, and works to develop investment and insurance solutions for individuals and small-to-midsize businesses. He is a resident of Canandaigua and serves on the boards of the Canandaigua Rotary Club and the Canandaigua YMCA. While he was a senior at Fisher, he moved to Buffalo to join the Buffalo Bills as a graduate assistant in media relations, but he still graduated in four years.
Chitre, who is an adjunct faculty member in the Wegmans School of Pharmacy, is the Vice President of Pharmacy Management at Excellus BlueCross BlueShield. She is responsible for managing $1 billion in drug costs for the organization, including strategic planning, and operational and clinical oversight. She also works with various business units to ensure that members have safe and affordable medications. Chitre is a Ronald McDonald House board member, an editorial board member for the CDMI Report on drug benefit management, a health and wellness committee member for the Victor Central School District, and a volunteer for the Relay for Life of Victor.
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AC19 Inf. 6 Control of captive breeding, ranching and wild harvest production systems for Appendix-II species (Discussion paper for Agenda item AC19 Doc. 14) This document has been prepared by the IUCN/SSC Wildlife Trade Programme from work contracted by the Secretariat to encourage further examination of the conservation impacts and control of ex situ and in situ production of CITES-listed species. 1. The role of CITES is to regulate international trade where it may be detrimental to the survival of CITES- listed wild species. To fulfil this role, it is important that CITES Authorities can clearly define and control production systems used to produce CITES-listed species for trade to a) ensure that a particular system fits into the overall CITES legal framework and b) to assess the impact of that trade on the survival of the species. 2. For example, where the Convention makes legal exemptions for trade in artificially propagated specimens (see Article VII) the Management Authority needs clear criteria to determine whether a particular production strategy is in accordance with these legal requirements. Furthermore, according to Resolution Conf. 12.3 (on Permits and Certificates), the Management Authority must also report all CITES trade in its Annual Reports, stating amongst other things, the source or broad category of production system from which the specimens derive. 3. Before exports of CITES-listed specimens can go ahead, the CITES Scientific Authority must first determine that the export will not be detrimental to the survival of the species. To make these findings it is important that Scientific Authorities can gauge the impacts of the export on a) the wild population and b) the role of the taxon in the ecosystem. The impact of the export will depend on the method of production. For example, export of specimens produced ex situ through artificial propagation may be expected to have little direct positive or negative impact on the wild population, in contrast to specimens collected directly from the wild population (see later paragraphs for more detail on impacts of production systems). In addition Scientific Authorities are also required to monitor exports and if it appears that export levels are likely to be detrimental to the survival of the species then, to limit exports. For these reasons the means of production of specimens in trade should be recorded accurately in quota allocations, on permits and in CITES annual reports to allow harvest impacts to be assessed through the monitoring of annual report data. 4. CITES annual report data are often examined in the significant trade review process, to assess whether or not non-detriment findings are being made appropriately, so it is important that the source code data accurately reflect the production system and its impact on the wild population. Variety and grouping of production systems - need for guidance for Scientific Authorities? 5. Nowhere in the Convention text or resolutions is the term "wild" defined. By default, "wild" specimens of animals refer to those from any source other other than those obtained through captive breeding, production of F1 offspring, or ranching. 6. In reality, there are numerous means of producing "wild" specimens as demonstrated in Doc. AC.16.15 and Doc. PC 11.9.1a; Doc. PC1.19.2 and Doc. PC 12.32. Many specimens produced for trade may not be collected directly from a pristine wild habitat, but may be produced through a variety of methods designed to increase individual survival or population productivity. For example game farming; aquaculture and rearing, which may involve habitat manipulation to increase limiting resources such as food or sites for reproduction; or to reduce competition, such as predator control. In reality, production systems form a continuum ranging from the collection of wild individuals from wild habitats through production of semi-wild/semi-domesticated individuals to multi-generation closed cycle systems that produce virtually "domesticated" individuals. Differentiating between these overlapping systems can be extremely difficult. Production operations may even "evolve" through the different "categories" as they become more established. AC19 Inf. 6 – p. 1 7. Some argue that the current CITES source code provisions, which recognise, specimens taken from the wild (W); three forms of captive bred specimens (C,D, F); and specimens originating from ranching operations (R) do not adequately recognise the potential of other production systems currently classified as wild production to enhance productivity and to provide economic incentives to encourage in situ conservation. Consequently, there have been suggestions that CITES consider recognising further production systems. Others argue that it is the job of the Scientific Authority to assess the relative costs and benefits of the array of production systems dependant on specimens from the wild. They argue that CITES Parties should develop guidance for Scientific Authorities on distinguishing between production from a pristine wild habitat and production from a managed wild habitat. As manipulating the wild habitat to increase production of a target species, may have detrimental impacts on the non-target species and it is argued that the Scientific Authority is best placed to judge the relative impacts in making its non- detriment findings. 8. When refining the control of production systems, a primary consideration will be whether or not to maintain the status quo in terms of the range of production systems recognized by CITES. Maintaining the current system has the advantage of causing less confusion, but the disadvantage, that the current system appears not to be fully implemented. This raises the question of whether implementation of the current system could be improved by developing guidance for Scientific Authorities on assessing different production systems or whether changes are needed in the numbers of production systems that are recognized by CITES? If any changes are to be made, they should be designed to simplify the system, whilst maintaining conservation safeguards and facilitating the provision of economic incentives to encourage conservation. To ensure adequate control of production systems, the systems must be grouped into defined categories with easily established parameters. Grouping of Production systems 9. In terms of conservation impacts, production systems can be grouped on the basis of three main characteristics: a) the level of wild collection and its impact on population survival; b) the extent to which wild collection is offset, by enhancing productivity through rearing; c) the extent to which the production contributes economic incentives to encourage conservation. 10. Based on these factors, the following paragraphs argue that production systems can be separated into three broad categories producing: Wild Collected Specimens; Reared Wild Specimens; and Closed- cycle Captive Bred Specimens. Each of these major categories in turn comprises a number of further subdivisions. To encourage dialogue on whether there is any benefit in recognising and defining further production systems under CITES, a range of different production systems are described in the following paragraphs: 1 a) Wild Collected Specimens - where production is based on a high reliance on WILD individuals for trade with frequent removal of individuals from the wild. Wild collection involves the collection and removal of either complete individuals or parts of individuals such as fur, feathers or glanduar secretions. Intuitively, this type of production should only occur in the range State, however, current CITES practice reports the source of specimens from introduced populations established in non- range States as wild collected e.g Chameleo jacksonii from Hawaii. (Provided that a benefit sharing system is in place, wild collection, is theoretically the production system most likely to generate economic incentives to encourage conservation). Forms of wild collection include: i) Direct take from the wild - involves harvesting wild individuals that have not been subject to any form of management aimed at enhancing productivity of the population, other than through 1 This type of production system is captured in the current source code: W - Specimens taken from the wild. There is no definition of "wild" in the text of the Convention or Resolutions. By default "W" must currently be applied to all specimens that are not produced through captive breeding/artificial propagation; ranching of species transferred from Appendix I to II; or more general ranching. AC19 Inf. 6 – p. 2 managing the level of harvest. Such harvests will generally be from natural ecosystems. This is the generally recognised form of direct wild harvest (e.g. Chlorocebus aethiops from Tanzania). ii) Planned wild harvest for pest control or as salvage harvest – involves harvest of specimens taken during planned pest control measures or from land that is to be cleared of natural vegetation under some form of accepted planning policy e.g. Papio anubis and Crocodilus niloticus from various African range states. Although this is a wild harvest, some would argue that a planned control or salvage harvest merits a separate identification on permits and in trade statistics as some economic benefit may be derived from trade in specimens that would anyway be lost to the population. iii) Enhanced wild production from manipulated ecosystems - involves either the harvest of wild individuals from an ecosystem that is essentially wild but has undergone some intentional modification to increase production of the target taxa. Or the harvest of wild individuals that have adapted to a modified ecosystem, such as species that are commensal with man e.g. Ptyas mucosus from oil palm plantations in Indonesia). Intentional ecosystem manipulation may enhance either the carrying capacity of the environment or directly increase the size of the population. Ecosystem manipulation may include: - providing specialised habitat niches (e.g. reducing bush cover and encouraging grassland to support greater grazer density); - removing competitors or artificially increasing the supply of nutrients (e.g predator removal on game farms); and - directly increasing the size of the population or assisting the population to reproduce (e.g. re- stocking of lakes with fish fry; provision of nest boxes for parrots, or egg deposition sites for frogs (often termed parrot/frog ranching). iv) Managed and unmanaged introduced populations - involves production of non-native species that have become established and self-sustaining in extensive systems outside the range State. Establishment of the production system requires an initial introduction from the wild, which after the initial establishment then requires no/minimal further augmentation of individuals from the wild population. In effect, these are essentially closed-cycle systems. For example, the harvesting of unintentionally introduced species such as Chameleo jacksonii from Hawaii could be classified in this category. However, this form of production is not physically constrained in controlled- conditions sensu CITES. Specimens produced in such a way would not be readily distinguishable from wild caught specimens and this might lead to enforcement problems (unless isotope or DNA analysis becomes more generally available). b) Reared Wild Specimens – where production is also based on a high reliance on wild individuals, but 2 in this case to enhance their survival through REARING – this includes production systems in which individuals are regularly taken from the wild to be reared, generally in non-natural conditions before being traded. CITES has recognised this form of production for ranching of animals, restricting collection to the taking of high mortality life stages such as eggs or juveniles for subsequent rearing. There is disagreement whether collection and rearing of reproductive life stages (low mortality life stages) might also be classified under this system. Due to the potentially greater impacts of collecting reproductive life stages such as adults, a REARING system should be restricted to the collection of high mortality life stages. i) Rearing of high mortality life stages in non-natural conditions – involves production from specimens that have high mortality levels in the wild. The production system relies on enhancing survival of the wild collected individuals through investment in rearing and thus offsetting the natural high mortality. Specimens are regularly and repeatedly taken from the wild for rearing in non-natural conditions in the range State (e.g. species transferred from Appendix I to II for ranching purposes and Appendix II species such as Python regius eggs). Because of the 2 This type of production system is partially captured in the current source code: R -Specimens originating from a ranching operation (N.B. the Plants Committee is addressing this issue and PC Doc. 9.1a considers the establishment of a code for wild transplanted specimens (Wt) particularly for the production of Galanthus spp. in Turkey). AC19 Inf. 6 – p. 3 dependence on a high level of input of wild individuals, rearing systems for animals often occur in the range State and specimens are generally maintained in intensive conditions i.e. outside the natural ecosystem. But, by linking the production system with the wild habitat and perhaps even maintaining the stock in enclosed semi-natutal conditions, economic incentives may be generated to maintain the ecosystem. Currently, CITES does not recognise such a system for Plants. ii) Rearing of low mortality life stages – involves production from specimens which have low mortality levels (generally adults) in the wild and that are repeatedly taken from the wild for rearing the progeny in non-natural or enclosed semi-natural conditions in the range State (e.g. gravid P. regius or Malacochersus tornieri and rearing of juvenile fish e.g Tuna ranching). Unless there is confidence in the reliability of management control, the removal of adults and other low mortality life stages can be a cause of concern. Due to the dangers associated with removal of low mortality life stages, although arguably compensated by the rearing programme, this production system might be viewed as a transitional system between wild capture and rearing systems. Because of these concerns, it is proposed that this type of production, even though it is a form of rearing, is more akin to the category of enhanced wild production. iii) Rearing of high mortality life stages in natural ecosystems e.g.Game rearing/ and restocking – involves production from populations of animals maintained in captivity in extensive areas of natural habitat in the range State. These populations are supplemented by the repeated introduction of wild stock/ seed/ juveniles (e.g forms of antelope rearing in southern Africa and forms of clam mariculture, turtle headstarting and fry release). Depending on the degree to which the rearing environment can be classed as "controlled" sensu CITES, and the degree of separation from the wild, for CITES purposes, such systems, may more appropriately be considered as forms of enhanced wild production. However, in time, these systems may evolve into either closely monitored rearing systems or closed cycle systems. c) Captive production where production is based on a low reliance on wild individuals for CLOSED 3 CYCLE Propagation . This generally involves the breeding or propagation of individuals in controlled conditions, with a minimal input of individuals from the wild and hence low direct impact on the wild populations. To qualify as captive bred CITES requires that production of second generation offspring of the taxa be demonstrated. In turn this appears to have led to a code for trade in first generation offspring. If Management Authorities are required only to allow captive exports from closed cycle operations, then, there will be no need for the separate F1 code. Superficially, captive production may also appear to include situations where adults are repeatedly brought into non-natural conditions to exchange gametes. Whilst the physical environment of such production operations may resemble a captive breeding system, biologically and functionally the system is more akin to a form of wild harvest, particularly where a significant proportion of the wild population is collected to support the production system. i) Closed cycle Captive breeding and production of F1 offspring ex situ – involves production ex situ (i.e. in non-natural ecosystems) either in the range State or outside the range States. Establishment of the production system requires an initial take from the wild, which must be non- detrimental to the survival of the wild population, but which after the initial establishment then requires no/minimal removal from the wild population (includes operations producing animals bred or born in captivity, particularly for the pet trade and zoological collections etc.). This system provides little opportunity to generate direct economic incentives to conserve the wild species and its habitat. ii) Closed cycle production and captive born production in natural ecosystem - Game Farming – involves production in situ in extensive natural ecosystems in the range State generally in fenced areas in private ownership - establishment of the production system requires an initial take from the wild, but after the initial establishment then requires no/minimal removal 3 This type of production system is currently captured in the following source codes: A - Appendix I species artificially propagated for commercial purposes; C - Appendix I plant species propagated for non-commercial purposes and propagated species included in Appendix II and Appendix III. C - Animals bred captivity in accordance with Resolution Conf. 10.16, as well as parts and products thereof, exported under the provisions of Article VII, paragraph 5, of the Convention (specimens of species included in Appendix I that have been bred in captivity for non-commercial purposes and specimens included in Appendices II and III). F - First generation (F1) animals born in captivity, but which do not fulfil the definition of "bred in captivity" in Resolution Conf. 10.16, as well as parts and products thereof. AC19 Inf. 6 – p. 4 from the wild population (e.g. game farming for animals such as white rhinos in South Africa; the introduction of Macaca fasicularis to Tiwai island in Indonesia). iii) Born in captivity with high reliance on the wild population for adults to provide gametes etc – The maintenance of the production system requires the repeated introduction of adults that exchange gametes in captivity. The challenge is to ensure adequate control of such systems, so that the collection of adults does not impact the wild population. For this reason is its proposed that such systems be classified as a form of enhanced wild production if the wild collections are likely to significantly impact the wild population. For example, there is significant concern at the lack of spawning stock in the wild Beluga Sturgeon population, so any wild collection and subsequent production in captivity should be carefully monitored. Where the wild collection is of less potential significance to the wild population, a category of closed-cycle breeding might be more appropriate. Concerns regarding the current CITES definitions and control of productions systems 11. Provisions regarding captive production for animals and artificial propagation of plants: a) differ in the level of restriction between plants and animals, requiring demonstration of F2 production for captive bred Appendix I, II and II animals, but not for artificially propagated plants; b) involve three different forms of trade regulation (Article VII para 4 and para 5; and Article IV provisions for captive produced specimens; and c) the definition of controlled environment does not apparently recognise the possibility of production in extensive semi-natural surroundings. 12. The term "wild collected" refers to all specimens that do not meet the CITES definitions of captive bred, F1 generation or ranched. Refining the provisions regarding specimens taken from the wild could help in a) recognition of the potential economic incentives for conservation; and b) could avoid instances of over- collection being inferred from reviews of the trade data even when the non-detriment finding was made on the basis that the harvest is rendered sustainable by the increased productivity. 13. This paper proposes that: a) The Animals Committee considers simplifying the provisions relating to captive breeding or artificial propagation by standardizing the regulations for plants and animals as far as possible. And by requiring that such operations operate on a virtually closed system basis to be verified by the CITES MA on a regular basis, but do not require the need for demonstration of second generation production for animals. This would remove the need for the category of First generation offspring or born in captivity (F). b) The Animals Committee considers recognizing the contributions that breeding and rearing in virtually wild conditions in the range states can make to conservation, by reviewing the requirements for ranching and captive breeding to be carried out in controlled conditions. To allow rearing and captive breeding/ artificial propagation can be carried out in extensive conditions. This would require either that the progeny or reared individuals can be marked and traceable in extensive situations or that the operation is carried out within a perimeter enclosure. Such extensive systems would occur in the range State. c) The Animals Committee considers adopting the term "Rearing" for both animal and plant systems that rely on rearing high mortality stages (currently known as ranching for animals). Also that CITES considers differentiating species transferred to Appendix II for Ranching/ rearing from other Appendix II rearing operations. d) The Animals Committee considers recognizing that certain forms of production may have conservation benefits, but also require oversight to ensure that any harvest is managed appropriately and that such systems be accorded a new category of enhanced wild production. This new category would include products from manipulated wild systems as well as products from rearing operations or captive breeding operations that rely on repeated collection from the wild of a high proportion of low mortality stages such as adults and juvenile fish. The Scientific Authority would be expected to indicate whether the manipulation is non-detrimental to the survival of both species and habitat/ ecosystem. AC19 Inf. 6 – p. 5
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