Test - data from ASCOBANS NR
- To which noise registers/databases has your country contributed to date?
- Contributions to noise registries/data bases are planned as part of the MSFD monitoring scheme.
Panama Background
Panama is one of the countries developing the Central American Humpback Whale Conservation Management Plan. The main objective of the Central American humpback whale CMP isto conserve the CAHW population and its habitat through collaborative regional actions to reduce anthropogenic threats. The CMP aims to provide the range states with scientific evidence and management tools to implement actions for conserving the Central America-Mexico-USA population.
Panama Whale watching
In 2021, Panama set out new regulations for their whale and dolphin watching activities. These include minimum distances, time and speed limits and more.
Panama Protected Areas
Panama assumed the “pro tempore” Presidency of the Eastern Tropical Pacific Marine Corridor (CMAR) with the firm commitment that the four countries (Panama, Colombia, Ecuador and Costa Rica) will work together in a unified political effort, recognizing the urgent need to protect and restore the health of our ocean and to build a sustainable ocean economy.
Panama Protected Areas
Since 2005 Panama declared national waters a Panama Marine Corridor for Protection and Conservation from Marine Mammals areas; our recent National Ocean Policy proposes to turn our country into a model for the Latin American region where marine and coastal resources are protected, conserved, valued and used in a sustainable manner to positively impact the quality of life from our populations in an inclusive and participatory manner, with policies based on scientifical and technological management pillars that can be successful implemented within a legal framework that guarantees respect in
IWC69 | IWC Biennial Commission Meeting
IWC69 | IWC Biennial Commission Meeting
Lima, Peru, 22-27 September 2024
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SC69B , IWC Scientific Committee meeting 2024
The SC69B, IWC Annual Scientific Committee Meeting
Monday 22th April 2024 to Saturday 3th May 2023
The next Annual Meeting of the IWC Scientific Committee (SC69B) will take place in person, from 22 April – 3 May 2024, at the Hotel Rikli Balance, Bled, Slovenia. Monday 22 April will be dedicated to Plenary sessions and discussions on the Southern Ocean Sanctuary review. Sub-committees will meet from Tuesday 23 to Monday 29 April.