Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora

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Flora, Fauna and… Funga? The Case for a Third ‘F’.

Jonathan Moens 15/08/2021

Adding a third 'F', scientists hope, will help build...

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Why India’s Ban on Catching Seahorses Is Proving Useless

Neha Jain 28/07/2021

Between 2015 and 2017, an estimated 13 million seahorses...

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Are Wildlife Trade Bans Doing the Opposite of What They Intend?

Natasha Gilbert, Knowable 21/11/2020

Trafficking in wild animal and plant products is driving...

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COVID-19: India Must Act Quickly to Open the Eyes of Its Laws to Exotic Species

Abhishek Chakravarty 12/06/2020

The terms 'exotic species' or 'exotic pets' are not...

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After 50 Years, the Dhole Comes to Gujarat

Seema Sharma 28/05/2020

Officials attribute the fortuitous turn of events to the...

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Snow Leopards: Let Curiosity Save the Cat

Shoko Noda 23/10/2019

The twelve Central Asian and Himalayan countries that have...

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Despite Arrests, Illegal Trade in Star Tortoises Continues Unabated

Janaki Lenin 27/11/2016

A tristate junction in south India seems to have...