Micras Union of Natural Heritage Conservation
| Micras Union of Natural Heritage Conservation | ||
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| Headquarters | Alexandretta | |
| Official language(s) | Istvanistani | |
| Type | International organization | |
| Leaders | ||
| - Director-General | Aurore Charbonneau | |
| - President | Ngozi Thomassen | |
| - Main assembly | {{{legislature}}} | |
| Establishment | 1698 AN | |
| Membership | 6 member states | |
| Organisation website | {{{site}}} | |
| Organisation forum | {{{forum}}} | |
The Micras Union of Natural Heritage Conservation (MUNHC) is an international organization working to promote species security, nature conservation, and advocate for endangered species and critical habitat protection. Its membership comprises governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations. MUNHC headquarters are in Alexandretta, Meckelnburgh.
Members
Constancia: Environmental Management Bureau, Ministry of the Interior and Local Government.
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Congress of Chryse: Grand Master of the Benacian Hunt
Jingdao: Secretariat of Rites, Ministry of Truth.
Lac Glacei: Department of Environmental Conservation, Department of Agriculture.
Meckelnburgh: Division of Species and Habitat Rehabilitation, Ministry of Environmental Protection.
Natopia: Office of Native Species Conservation, Department of the Interior, Ministry of Information.
Nouvelle Alexandrie: Division of Biological Survey, Department of Energy and Environment.
Ransenar: Green Micras Initiative
Sanama: Wildlife and Fisheries Service, Department of Agriculture and the Environment.
Passio-Corum: Corumian Biology Department, New Zimian Space Exploration and Settlement Agency.
The Red Watchlist
The MUNHC is responsible for managing the Endangered Species' Watchlist (The Red Watchlist). The watchlist uses established criteria to determine the security or extinction risk of Micras' flora and fauna. The purpose of the list is to communicate crucial conservation needs of at-risk species.
Categories
Species on The Red Watchlist are classified based on population and habitat decline, as from invasive species, urban encroachment, over-exploitation and disease.
- Extinct (EX)—species is no longer extant; no known specimens remain.
- Extinct in the Wild (EW)—specimens remain only in human captivity.
- Critically Endangered (CE)—critical state requiring immediate conservation to avoid extinction.
- Endangered (EN)—very high risk of extinction; current trajectory predicts extinction.
- Vulnerable (VU)—at a high risk of extinction without intervention.
- Near Threatened (NT)—close to requiring human intervention for recovery.
- Apparently Secure (AS)—evidence indicates extinction unlikely in near future.
- Secure (SE)—species experiencing growth or strong stability; otherwise healthy.
In addition to endangered status, categories may indicate an incomplete basis for classification.
- Data Insufficient (DI)—not enough information available for determination.
- Not Evaluated (NE)—an evaluation has not been completed.
