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Tag: CITES

The IWT 2018 London Conference – Call-to-action or Circus?

October 30, 2018 John M. Sellar OBE FRGSAmphibians

What’s the collective noun for the mass of governments, politicians, international organizations, agencies, research bodies, businesses, NGOs, conservationists, technicians, scientists, lawyers, military personnel, donors, celebrities […]

CITES Appoints New Secretary-General

October 30, 2018 annamiticusAfrica

Ms. Ivonne Higuero has been named as the new Secretary-General of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES). […]

CITES: Global Experts Meet to Review International Wildlife Trade Prior to CoP18

July 16, 2018July 16, 2018 annamiticusAfrica

Geneva, 16 July 2018 – A record number of experts and scientists representing all the regions of the world are meeting in Geneva from 16 […]

69th Meeting of CITES Standing Committee Starts 27 November

November 26, 2017 annamiticusBig Cats

The week-long 69th meeting of the CITES Standing Committee (SC69) starts Monday in Geneva with a packed agenda of 76 items that address the most […]

A Horrible Elephant Déjà Vu

September 5, 2016 Dave CurreyAfrica

I spent a great deal of my life in the late 1980s undercover, following the sound of drills carving out ivory name seals for the […]

CITES and Brexit: Prepare for a Mighty Migraine

August 2, 2016 John M. Sellar OBE FRGSBirds

Yes, it is maybe time we reflected upon this, isn’t it? In case you’ve just returned from traversing the Empty Quarter on camelback or circumnavigating […]

2016: So Far, Another Deadly Year for Pangolins – Especially African Species

July 19, 2016November 18, 2016 Rhishja CotaAfrica

Just one day following the release of our infographic showing the shocking volume of pangolin scales seized during the first 193 days of 2016, we […]

Under the Radar: Trade in Southeast Asian Newts

June 5, 2016 TRAFFICAmphibians

A new study has uncovered a large trade in Southeast Asia’s little-known newts, taken from the wild for the international pet trade. The researchers found […]

UNODC Releases Unprecedented Wildlife Crime Report

May 27, 2016November 18, 2016 Rhishja CotaAfrica

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has published the first ever global assessment of wildlife crime. The World Wildlife Crime Report validates […]

23 Most Threatened Turtle and Tortoise Species in the United States

May 20, 2016May 23, 2018 Rhishja CotaTurtles & Tortoises

The United States is home to more species of tortoises and freshwater turtles than any other country in the world – 57 of the world’s […]

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