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… management procedures both for wild populations (hunting quotas, seasons, size limits, etc.) and for trade … investigation. Argentina All tortoises are protected from hunting and trade in Argentina (Ley No. 22.421), but this … are now issued only for scientific specimens. Uruguay All hunting and trade of wild animals, with very few exceptions, …

… management procedures both for wild populations (hunting quotas, seasons, size limits, etc.) and for trade … though it is considered common near to Cobija in Bolivia. Hunting has been reported from Peru, and capturing for export … purposes, but none has so far been issued. Peru All hunting, capture of, and trading in, primates from the La …

… Destruction / killing or destroying wildlife species Hunting Poisoning, shooting, inflicting injury, harm, … wildlife trafficking into the areas such as possession, hunting, confiscation, exploitation and protection of forest … species list 6 Domestic laws set out a system for hunting concessions 7 Domestic laws set out rules for the …

… management procedures both for wild populations (hunting quotas, seasons, size limits, etc.) and for trade … 1981. All except six species of birds are protected from hunting. Costa Rica All commercial hunting, trade and export of non-marine wildlife has been …

… to migratory species. Other threats include those posed by hunting, fishing (incidental take or by-catch), pollution, … while in other Range States within their migratory range hunting is allowed year round. 9 The insidious threats of … monk seal and dama gazelle. 13 4 4 “Taking” is “hunting, fishing, capturing, harassing, deliberate killing or …

… poaching and condemn those who entice young people to go hunting, because the game they kill is not for them…. It is … powerful…. There is someone who makes a lot of money (from hunting), but those who die are often young people who … as poaching recruits or simply by ignoring il- legal hunting activities, further complicates anti-poaching …

… land development often poses a greater threat than illegal hunting and gathering. Growing wealth is also a major driver … com- mercial trade. With rhinos (Chapter 7), the system of hunting permits was exploited, with pseudo-trophy hunt- ers … the source species are abun- dant, including areas where hunting is enshrined as a right of indigenous people. Demand …

… site; E. sustainable use of natural resources (including hunting); F. human access to different parts of the site; G. … and are used for natural resource exploitation (fishing, hunting, collection of other wetland products, grazing, … feral birds; iv) to prohibit use of live decoy birds for hunting/trapping, releases of birds for hunting activities, …

… areas � Civil conflict � Non-sustainable harvesting � Hunting � Cholera and other intestinal parasites (micro and … disease of livestock). Other stressors are as diverse as hunting, increased genetic homogeneity and long-term toxin … at times of increased risk (e.g. suspension of hunting activities or site visits) if a disease has emerged …

… land use changes affecting habitats and ecosystems, hunting for food or for cultural reasons; or larger factors … survival? What is the maximum level of collecting or hunting or illegal poaching that could be sustainable? How … of ecological functionality or service for human use (e.g. hunting or consumption)? Often, there are multiple outcomes …