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51. Poachers beware: new skills for bear guardians

the importance of wildlife Indian wildlife laws an overview of the countryâ€™s wildlife crime scenario, focussing on sloth bears. Participants also received training in field crafts, enabling them to identify indirect evidence

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52. Information Centre of General Animal Protection (beta) - Holds More Than 64,...

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53. History: OIE - World Organisation for Animal Health

Council for Game and Wildlife Conservation (CIC) Agreement between the World Organisation for Animal Health and the Arab Maghreb Union (AMU) Agreement between the World Organisation for Animal Health and the International Organization for

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54. Cooperation agreements: OIE - World Organisation for Animal Health

Council for Game and Wildlife Conservation (CIC) Cooperation agreement with the Arab Maghreb Union (UMA) Specific Agreement with FAO : The Global Framework for the Progressive Control of Transboundary Animal Diseases ( GF-TADs )

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55. Duck Shooting Fact Sheet // Animals Australia

groups also point to the conservation work they have participated in on some wetlands. Animal welfare and conservation groups counter with the arguments that "eco-tourism" (visitors to the wetlands for birdwatching and other

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56. Animal Exploitation Fact Sheet // Animals Australia

control, animal welfare or wildlife conservation. As the shooting is highly dispersed and done at night, it is almost impossible to supervise for the detection of cruel and illegal practices. An RSPCA Australia study in 1985 showed that

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57. Person-Post: David Spratt, FLS (Lond), FIBMS, FRSM – Fellow | Oxford C...

across biomedical science, wildlife conservation, animal captivity, and education. He developed and led a conservation and education project (â€˜Operation Curieuseâ€™) in the Republic of The Seychelles to protect the endangered Aldabra

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