University Policy on Protecting IUCN Red Listed and National Conservation Species

• University’s Policy for the Protection of Endangered Species
• Objective:

To protect and preserve endangered species within the university campus and its surrounding areas.

• Actions:
• Species identification: The university identifies species listed on the IUCN Red List that are present in the region.
• Protection of vital habitats: The university protects vital habitats and environments hosting these species.
• Regulating access: The university regulates access to vital areas for protected species and establishes rules to prevent unauthorized interference.
• Monitoring and assessment: The university regularly monitors the status of species and the effectiveness of protective measures.
• Awareness campaigns: The university launches awareness campaigns for the university and local community about the importance of protecting these species and raises awareness about environmental issues.
• Collaboration: The university collaborates with local and national authorities concerned with biodiversity conservation.
• Review:

The university regularly reviews this policy and amends it as needed.

• Guidance:

The university is committed to implementing this policy, directing efforts towards protecting endangered species, and enhancing biodiversity.

Source: Categories and Criteria of the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species