ex-situ

The protection, in-situ and ex-situ conservation and monitoring of the flora and fauna;

Nanda Devi and Valley of Flowers National Park, India 2008

"Country providing genetic resources" means the country supplying genetic resources collected from in-situ sources, including populations of both wild and domesticated species, or taken from ex-situ sources, which may or may not have originated in that country.

Convention on Biological Diversity 2007

Noting further that ex-situ measures, preferably in the country of origin, also have an important role to play,

Convention on Biological Diversity 2007

These problem cheetahs could be used for ex-situ conservation responsibly through the development of a Global Master Plan, where cheetahs not suitable for re-release could be made available to supply new bloodlines in captivity.

The Cheetah's Race for Survival 2000

FRLHT is a pioneer in in-situ conservation and has expanded the scope of ex-situ conservation and cultivation.

3. India 1997

It is on the basis of such information medicinal-plant diversity can be preserved in situ, successfully sustained, and ensure the germplasm for long-term ex-situ conservation and cultivation.

1. The global background 1997

The Indian Medicinal Plants Distribution Databases Network, brings together the collective data of nine nodal agencies which collect, preserve, propagate, and use more than 8000 medicinal-plant species, in a chain of 48 in-situ and ex-situ conservation areas.

3. India 1997

In July 1995, BGO launched an appeal for funds to establish an effective network of botanic gardens for medicinal plant ex-situ conservation and to strengthen the capacity of botanic gardens in developing countries.

1. The global background 1997

They have established 15 ex-situ centers in the States of Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Kerala.

3. India 1997

FRLHF is promoting ex-situ conservation of medicinal plants to conserve rare, endangered and vulnerable species which are threatened in their natural habitats.

3. India 1997