John Scanlon
Nature · Biodiversity
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John Scanlon
CITES, the world’s wildlife trade regulator, turns 50 – a success or a failure?
CITES remains the world’s only global agreement focused solely on regulating international trade in wildlife. As it marks this milestone, the Convention stands at a crossroads—celebrated for its unique achievements and mechanisms, yet increasingly challenged by rising demands, limited resources, and a shifting geopolitical landscape
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