Information Centre of General Animal Protection (beta)

1. Resolution Conf. 10.7 (Rev. CoP15)

for disposal of confiscated animals have thus far been influenced by the perception that returning animals to the wild is the optimal solution in terms of both animal welfare and conservation. A growing body of scientific study of

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2. Press release

Finally, Brazil proposes a CITES Appendix-II listing for the Brazilian populations of the Caribbean spiny lobster and the smoothtail spiny lobster (Prop. 20 ). It states

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3. Press release

30, 32-36 and 39-41), while Brazil and Argentina propose the the same listing for the Brazilian rosewood (proposal 29 ) and the Palo Santo (proposal 42 ), respectively, two tree species that produce essential oils extensively used in perfumery

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4. Press release

30, 32-36 and 39-41), while Brazil and Argentina propose the the same listing for the Brazilian rosewood (proposal 29 ) and the Palo Santo (proposal 42 ), respectively, two tree species that

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5. Press release

Finally, Brazil proposes a CITES Appendix-II listing for the Brazilian populations of the Caribbean spiny lobster and the smoothtail spiny lobster (Prop. 20). It states that after 50 years of

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6. Notifications to the Parties of 1990-1995 (incomplete)

BRAZIL - Export/Re-exports of Wildlife to BRAZIL 815

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7. AC20: Agenda and documents

Twentieth meeting of the Animals Committee Johannesburg (South Africa), 29 March-2 April 2004 Agenda and documents (all documents are provided in PDF format) Agenda item Document

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8. Press Release: CITES trade controls to take effect for mahogany

plant and animal species depending on their biological status and the impact that international trade may have upon them. CITES provides three regulatory options in the form of Appendices.

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9. Notifications to the Parties of 2001

meeting of the Animals Committee 2001/081 19/12/01 Forty-sixth

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10. Notifications to the Parties of 2005

that breed Appendix-I animal species for commercial purposes Annex: Malaysia 2005/061 14/10/05 Guidelines for a procedure to register and monitor operations that

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