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CITES Wildlife

Task Force striking at illegal trade in ‘big cats’

30/11/2023
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CITES Wildlife, International Jaguar Day, IUCN World Conservation Union, Nature

Its International Jaguar Day The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora ( CITES ) is an international agreement between governments that aims to ensure that the international trade in wildlife does not threaten wild populations of plants and animals. According to CITES – “Big cats are affected by illegal international trade and have been targeted over the last several decades for their furs, teeth, bones and other body parts, as well as for live...

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Learning from Nature | The Week 27 November

27/11/2022
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Born Free Foundation, CITES Wildlife, COP27, Forest & Bird, Weekly Update

A snapshot of the last week in the environmental field Photo images from born free foundation In New Zealand, Forest & Bird has been having its North Island Gathering which included speakers about native wildlife and upcoming celebrations of F&B 100 years since it was established. There will be a number of separate posts articles about 100 years event. In Australia, scientists have been focused on finding out more about the effects of sound on marine mammals especially whales in...

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New threatened species Tracking System

25/11/2022
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CITES Wildlife, Conservation, Threatened Species

A new tool has been launched by the CITES Secretariat to to monitor and track the trade in some of our most threatened species of animals and plants. The Review of Significant Trade (RST) RST is a review of significant trade. It was designed to identify species that may be subject to unsustainable levels of international trade, and to identify problems and solutions concerning effective implementation of the Convention. This RST Management system tracks the progress of species for the...

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BREAKING | Wildlife Report draws first overall picture of global wildlife trade

19/11/2022
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Animals, CITES Wildlife, Conservation, Plants, Traffic Wildlife Network, Wildlife trade

Pilot World Wildlife Trade Report officially launched at World Wildlife Conference in Panama The CITES Secretariat has published the first-ever World Wildlife Trade Report, that gives insights and analysis into the global trade in animals and plants that are regulated under this international treaty. CITES is the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora and it regulates trade in nearly 40,000 species, worldwide. 183 of the world’s governments (and also the European Union) have...

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Henricus Peters

A geographer and ecologist, I see the world as a system of connections which if broken have the very real potential of wrecking life on Earth. But there's good news too. Join me on the journey to figure out the future....together.

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