(in Polish) Ochrona przyrody w prawie międzynarodowym i Unii Europejskiej 1400-OPPMUE-OP1

1) Introduction to international and European nature conservation
2) Foundations of international law: sources, subjects, system
3) History and development of nature conservation in international law: Stockholm Declaration (1972), Rio Earth Summit (1992)
4) Principles of international environmental law: prevention and precaution, sustainable development, common but differentiated responsibilities, solidarity and intergenerational justice, and the polluter pays principle
5) Biodiversity: 1992 Convention, BBNJ Agreement
6) Species and habitat protection: Bern Convention, Bonn Convention, CITES
7) Access to information and other procedural rights: Aarhus Convention
8) International environmental law and other fields of international law: human rights, international criminal law, international humanitarian law, trade law
9) International governance and nature conservation: international organizations, treaty bodies, role of non-state actors
10) Selected judgments of international tribunals, for example Trail Smelter, Whaling in the Antarctic, Advisory Opinion on State Obligations in Relation to Climate Change
11) Foundations of EU law: sources, subjects, system
12) Nature conservation in treaty law and the responsibilities of EU institutions
13) Birds and Habitats Directives and the NATURA 2000 network
14) Key CJEU judgments, for example Białowieża (C 441/17), German Meadows case (C 47/23)
15) Contemporary challenges of nature conservation in the European Union