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John Scanlon

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John Scanlon AO is a seasoned leader in the fields of environment, governance and sustainable development, with a unique range of experience gained across multiple continents, disciplines and organisations. He has served in senior positions in the private sector, with government, international organisations, the United Nations, and not-for-profit organizations, and as chair or member of many boards and initiatives. This includes working with IUCN (Bonn), UNEP (Nairobi) and CITES (Geneva)

#90
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John Scanlon

#1most read in Nature

John Scanlon AO is a seasoned leader in the fields of environment, governance and sustainable development, with a unique range of experience gained across multiple continents, disciplines and organisations. He has served in senior positions in the private sector, with government, international organisations, the United Nations, and not-for-profit organizations, and as chair or member of many boards and initiatives. This includes working with IUCN (Bonn), UNEP (Nairobi) and CITES (Geneva) ...see more

CITES, Wildlife, and Pandemics: Failure to Grasp the Nettle
John Scanlon
John Scanlon
Mar 21 2023
CITES, Wildlife, and Pandemics: Failure to Grasp the Nettle
Illuminem Voices · Biodiversity · Nature
The links between human interactions with wild animals and the emergence and spread of zoonotic diseases, including through regulated, unregulated, and illegal trade and markets, is well known. The COVID-19 pandemic shone a spotlight on serious gaps in the wildlife trade regime, yet efforts to fill these gaps are lacking a sense of urgency.

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Commemorating CITES at 50: We've come a long way but challenges remain
John Scanlon
John Scanlon
Mar 13 2023
Nature · Biodiversity
Commemorating CITES at 50: We've come a long way but challenges remain
Commemorating CITES at 50: We've come a long way but challenges remain
Crunch time for biodiversity – will it be third time lucky?
John Scanlon
John Scanlon
Dec 06 2022
Crunch time for biodiversity – will it be third time lucky?
Crunch time for biodiversity – will it be third time lucky?

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