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… indigenous peoples and local communities in tackling the illegal wildlife trade crisis RECALLING the resolutions of inter alia the IUCN … policies, legislation and actions; ACKNOWLEDGING that the illegal wildlife trade (IWT) in a wide range of taxa is of … indigenous peoples and local communities in tackling the illegal wildlife trade crisis …

… on by ranches and agricultural plantations or gangs of illegal loggers. The rainforest has given way to thousands of illegal logging camps2 whilst the agricultural frontier is … must: ▶ Ensure any future bilateral and multilateral trade agreements involving governments whose defenders are …

… of several mountain passes, in addition to ancient trade routes connecting the Subcontinent to China and Central … are few animals left and the government has made hunting illegal with heavy fines. They added that due to the limited … owner of the field the same crop back in compensation; ii) illegal tree cutting – the tarangan confiscates wood cut …

… occupa- tion have left their mark in the form of ancient trade routes, historic settlements, intricate land and … the monastic community, despite the negative impact of the illegal actions carried out by the population of the … challenges of ensuring financial security and controlling illegal threats, the biggest challenge fac- ing Ankodida from …

… mountain forests are the uprooting of trees (cork oak) for illegal sale and insufficient cork oak for- est regeneration … of 1876 was designed to open Korea up for Jap- anese trade by forcing the nation to open three ports and grant … old species varieties; and 10. Intensifying control over illegal hunt- ing and the entry of hunting dogs. Hunting is …

… and troubling issues (e.g. encroachments, forest fires, illegal use, poaching, smuggling of valuable timber and … contractors and others who were earlier involved in the trade were defeated. Scientific studies done after five years … both socially just and ecologically viable? What kinds of trade-off are needed for such situations and how can they be …

… of pressures and threats, external and internal, such as illegal extraction of timber and wildlife, impacts from … of pressures and threats, external and internal, such as illegal extraction of timber and wildlife, impacts from … of reciprocity (such as exchanges in marriages or economic trade) and redistribution (sharing economic surpluses among …

… do no harm to human soci eties – although it may require trade-offs – and that, when ever possible, it should provide … as in South Africa, or court deci sions that made it illegal to remain in the status quo, as in Australia. Polit … histor ical pattern of access and use suddenly becoming illegal. Years of violent conflict, non-coop er a tion and …