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..., exporting, re-exporting or possessing any endangered species without a licence is liable to a maximum fine of $5 million, imprisonment for two years and mandatory forfeiture of the specimens.The public is reminded to comply with the regulations and assist in preventing the extinction of endangered species...

... Conservation, Mr Alan Wong, said, "The park organised some 80 activities to echo this year's theme. They were very well received drawing over 5,000 participants. On October 17, 2009, more than 2,000 members of the public gathered at the park and set a new Guinness World Record for creating the "longest...

... Alan Wong noted that the park was not only an eco-tourist attraction but also a nature's classroom. "Since its opening in May 2006, through the concerted support of over 5,800 volunteers and AFCD colleagues, the 60-hectare park has become a habitat suitable for wildlife," Mr Wong said. Birds have...

... than 14 days and not more than 1 year prior to export Step 5 Reserve quarantine facility •submit the permit application form (AF240/AF301), quarantine booking form (PC100), vaccination record & RNATT report* to AFCD Step 6 Wait for AFCD’s confirmation of quarantine booking •applicants will be contacted...

... was agreed unless the Party concerned adopts appropriate measures before the expiry of the 60 days or takes significant and substantive steps to do so. 5. On 27 December 2023, Oman submitted a report to the Secretariat entitled: The Sultanate of Oman’s Efforts in the Implementation of the Convention...

... reported since April 2022. 5. At its 77th meeting (Geneva, November 2023), the Standing Committee agreed a recommendation to all Parties to suspend trade in all CITES-listed species for commercial purposes with Dominica for lack of progress on the development of national legislation (see executive summary...

... the 60-day period, the Secretariat had not received any response from Libya and is therefore informing Parties of the recommendation to suspend trade. 5. Parties are requested to inform their enforcement and customs authorities of this recommendation to suspend trade to avoid the inadvertent...

... was agreed unless the Party concerned adopts appropriate measures before the expiry of the 60 days or takes significant and substantive steps to do so. 5. On 27 December 2023, Oman submitted a report to the Secretariat entitled: The Sultanate of Oman’s Efforts in the Implementation of the Convention...

... reported since April 2022. 5. At its 77th meeting (Geneva, November 2023), the Standing Committee agreed a recommendation to all Parties to suspend trade in all CITES-listed species for commercial purposes with Dominica for lack of progress on the development of national legislation (see executive summary...

... the 60-day period, the Secretariat had not received any response from Libya and is therefore informing Parties of the recommendation to suspend trade. 5. Parties are requested to inform their enforcement and customs authorities of this recommendation to suspend trade to avoid the inadvertent...