Certified wood products. Endangered species products. Protected natural areas from oil over-exploitation, governments must be held accountable to local areas and peoples State of Quebec adopted a concrete plan for Sustainable development eradicate poverty to protect biodiversity how will the mechanisms above be used in the next five years local level local people manage local areas degradation of soil from mining and its importance and can be solved national level Equitable sharing of benefits integrate biodiversity into other sectors, tourism, military economics of biodiversity, incentives to lead appropriate behavior. Indigenous peoples knowledge, rights must be respected in order to help protect biodiversity specific problems, policies, challenges preventing the use of more effective mechanisms for implementing sustainability local level Assessment and practical and economical side of Biodiversity National Economists know how to value products but do not know how to assess value to species and biodivesity. Value of genetical capacity of some species, whole econsystems, local communities.
Exploitation starts with undervaluation of biodiversity.
There is literature on valuation of biodiversity Need systemic valuation. Watershed protection as symbol of a service. Services need to be included not just products in valuing biodiversity. We need to address this. Exploitation of tropical species is an international problem, not just local problem.