Local Population at high risk of extinction The dugong ( dugong dugon) VU IUCN, VU at a global level on the IUCN Red List, CR on the Japanese Red List those found in the waters around northern Okinawa Island comprise the northernmost population globally and are protected as a Natural Monument under the 1950 Law for the Protection of Cultural Properties Classification The following categories are used to indicate organisms' conservation status specifically within Japan where a species or subspecies is endemic, the status EX ( Extinct) is indicative of its global status.

Other Invertebrates ( Arachnids, Crustaceans, etc.) ( гЃќгЃ®д»–з„Ўи„Љж¤Ће‹•з‰©пј€г‚ЇгѓўеЅўйЎћгЂЃз”Іж®»йЎћз‰пј‰)ДЇive further taxa are used for the Marine Life Red List:.

Brackish and Freshwater Fish ( ж±Ѕж°ґпЅҐж·Ўж°ґйљйЎћ).

ДЄs of the 2020 edition, thirteen taxa are used for classification purposes by the Ministry of the Environment: Appropriate action may be taken under the 1992 Conservation of Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora Act. The Red List (and Red Data Book) itself has no legal force but is intended to be used to provide information and to serve as a 'warning to society'.

Evaluations of 94 species were published in 2017, all falling outside the rankings ( i.e., being of Least Concern), other than Pleuronichthys japonicus (Data Deficient). With the renewed focus on evaluating the rarity or otherwise of marine life in line with the National Biodiversity Strategy 2012вЂ“2020, using the same evaluation criteria and categories as the Ministry of the Environment, and working in collaboration with the Ministry, the Fisheries Agency has also produced a Red List of marine resources and smaller Cetaceans, excluding species subject to international agreements, such as those in the remit of the WCPFC and IWC. In line with the Marine Biodiversity Conservation Strategy, decided upon by the Ministry in 2011, in 2017 the first Marine Life Red List was published, excluding species subject to international agreements, such as those within the remit of the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC) ( e.g., Pacific bluefin tuna) and International Whaling Commission (IWC), species under evaluation by the Fisheries Agency, smaller Cetaceans, and those already evaluated for the Red List. The first Red List was published by the then Environmental Agency as part of the first Red Data Book in 1991 in 2020, the fifth edition of the fourth version of the Red List was published. Similarly drawing on the relevant scientific authorities, NGOs, and local governments, the Ministry of the Environment also prepares and publishes a Red Data Book ( гѓ¬гѓѓгѓ‰гѓ‰гѓ‡гѓјг‚їгѓ–гѓѓг‚Ї, reddo dД“ta bukku) that provides further information on species and habitats. The national Red List is compiled and maintained by the Ministry of the Environment, alongside a separate Red List for marine organisms. The Japanese Red List ( гѓ¬гѓѓгѓ‰гѓЄг‚№гѓ€, reddo risuto) is the Japanese domestic counterpart to the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Hokkaido wolf ( Canis lupus hattai), one of 110 taxa classed as Extinct on the 2020 Japanese Red List ( Hokkaido University Museum)

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