Lessons from Johannesburg: Substantial progress addressing wildlife crime illuminates major obstacles ahead for Vietnam
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- Created on 2016-10-18
Hanoi October 11, 2016: The 17th meeting of the Conference of the Parties of CITES in Johannesburg, South Africa was wrapped up last week with positive outcomes for many endangered species which are victims of illicit global trafficking.
ENV releases the latest Wildlife Crime Bulletin
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- Created on 2016-09-21
The autumn 2016 edition of Education for Nature – Vietnam’s Wildlife Crime bulletin is hot off the press in time for the 17th meeting of the Conference of the Parties of CITES currently underway in Johannesburg, South Africa.
COP17 – will it deliver better protection for endangered species?
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- Created on 2016-09-23
Hanoi (Sept 22, 2016) – Education for Nature – Vietnam (ENV) are calling on the delegates of CITES party members to vote “No” to Swaziland’s proposal on legalizing the international trade of rhino horns, oppose tiger farming and increase protection for pangolins during the upcoming COP 17 in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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