The Birds and the Bees Missing at CITES CoP 19 in Panama
By Stephen Palos (SUCo-SA Vice-Chair) As the all-pervasive influence of BINGOs (Big International NGOs) continues to infiltrate the CITES structures
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Read MoreBy Stephen Palos (SUCo-SA Vice-Chair) To contemplate all that has been accomplished since the formal creation of the Sustainable Use
Read MoreEmmanuel Koro Takes A Look A US-based cultural organisation has started asking some tough questions about what’s wrong with CITES
Read MoreBy Emmanuel Koro, Johannesburg-based international award-winning environmental journalist and author who writes independently on environmental and developmental issues in
Read MoreSOUTHERN AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY Closing remarks by the Secretary General of SADC, Prof Augustin Amuri of the DRC Madam Chair,
Read More21 November 2022, Panama City – Namibia and Botswana tabled a proposal (CoP19 Prop. 2) for consideration of proposals for
Read Moreby Eugène Lapointe, president of the IWMC World Conservation Trust, and Secretary-General of CITES from 1982 to 1990 Panama City,
Read MoreArticle by: African Wildlife Pen A plethora of serious African Conservation questions remain unanswered despite the fact that member states
Read MoreCoP19 Doc. 66.4.1 International Trade In Live African Elephant Specimens: Proposed Revision Of Resolution Conf. 10.10 (Rev. Cop18) Thank you,
Read MoreHIPPOS NOT MOVED TO CITES APPENDIX I AS REQUESTED BY WEST-AFRICAN COUNTRIES 17 November 2022, Panama City – A proposal
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