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… are made for dead specimens of species listed in Appendix I and II species as personal or household effects … export or re-export of specimens of any species listed in Appendix II or III2, it is silent on the act of captive … who- a. trades in any specimen of any species listed in Appendix I without the appropriate permit or certificate …

… to the degree of protection they need. Appendices I and II Appendix I includes species threatened with extinction. Trade … is permitted only in excep- t ional c i rcumstances. Appendix I I includes species not necessarily threat- ened … 2, of the Convention), but this procedure is rarely used. Appendix III This Appendix contains species that are …

… all African Elephant populations were listed in CITES Appendix I; the year 2013 was data deficient and not included … species and Africa’s Northern White Rhino were listed in Appendix I of the Convention, which banned all international … for commercial purposes, but the Black Rhino was placed in Appendix II which allowed conditional trade under permit and …

… control and report- ing mechanisms applicable to them: • Appendix I includes those species threatened with extinction … is not appropriate or sustainable. Any trade listed in Appendix I species requires prior permits from both the … are also required for the re-export of species. • Appendix II includes those species not necessarily in danger …

… veneer sheets and plywood) is currently included in CITES Appendix II. A series of country reports from Bolivia, … of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES): D. caerensis (CITES Appendix I), P. santa- linus and D. cochinchinensis (CITES Appendix II), D. retusa, D. stevensonii and D. louvelii …

… made the decision to list the African elephant as an Appendix I species, a classification reserved for the world’s …

… against the listing of all African Elephant populations in Appendix I of the Convention, in order to afford Hong Kong …