81. Resolution Conf. 13.11
exploitation of wildlife and the illicit trade in bushmeat as a major threat to the survival of wildlife species, including apes, and also as a threat to the food security of the rural communities living in forested areas and depending
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82. CITES sets strict conditions for any possible future ivory sales
can often afford to promote conservation
through strict protection, many poorer nations must do so in ways
that benefit local communities and bring in much-needed cash for
conservation. In the
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83. Press release
Council for Game and Wildlife Conservation
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Archives
Press
releases
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From paper permits to
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84. Resolution Conf. 13.2
are affected by the use and conservation of biological diversity, along with their contributions to its conservation and sustainable use, should be reflected in the equitable distribution of the benefits from the use of those resources.
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85. Notifications to the Parties of 1990-1995 (incomplete)
Conservation of and Trade in Tigers
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86. E-commerce of CITES listed species
Consortium on Combating Wildlife Crime
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Introduction
from the sea
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Wildlife
trade policy reviews
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Information Centre of