英文摘要 |
As protecting migratory species is crucial in the global biodiversity conservation efforts, the Convention on Migratory Species' ('CMS') approach to protecting migratory species is distinctive among Multilateral Environmental Agreements. Specifically, CMS is unique in its approach for concluding sub-agreements to expand its network on protecting migratory species. This article aims to discuss CMS' unique approach and its influence on the global biodiversity conservation efforts: Part One will discuss the legal mechanisms on protecting migratory species under international law, Part Two will study CMS' unique approach in its conservation effort, Part Three will discuss Taiwan's global significance on conserving migratory species and will describe Taiwan's limited participation under the CMS network, and Part Four will explore possible solutions for Taiwan to further enhance its participation in the CMS network. |