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… often result from the interplay of a multitude of factors—cultural, economic, social and environmental—and can involve … the Convention Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage, it does not protect particular places or areas. …

… 1992 7 Convention Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage, 1972 8 ASEAN Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty on … 7 convEntion concErning thE protEction of thE world cultural and natural hEritagE, 16 novEmbEr, 1972 DATE OF …

… crime, and the subsequent loss of natural capital, heritage and of the natural world upon which we depend, is … same manner as other luxury goods. Long-held medicinal and cultural beliefs are also contributing to driving this …

… supported to strengthen capacity to protect their natural heritage. International trade must be monitored and … provide a vehicle for the nouveau riche to display their cultural creden- tials.2 For this reason, high value art … world, indigenous people have secured recognition of their cultural right to hunt as their ancestors did. Aside from …

… War Weak governance Hunting methods Lack of meat farming Cultural and social changes Plans imposed by International … for conflict, replacing the complex social, economic, cultural and ethnic factors as the primary reason to continue … India. Kaziranga housed just 12. Today the park, a World Heritage Site and Biodiversity Hotspot, also boasts healthy …