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التجارة في الأنواع

  • Biological diversity

Definition(s)

The Export, re-export, import and introduction from the sea of a species, i.e. an animal or plant, whether alive or dead, any recognizable part or derivate thereof. (Source: CITES, Art. 1)

Hierarchy

Broader: أنواع
Narrower: مقصد ملائم, الإدخال من البحر, استنتاجات بعدم الضرر, منتجات الأحياء البرية
Related terms: affected by trade, trade in wildlife, trafficking in wildlife, biotrade, trade in endangered species, significant trade in species, trade in specimen, significant trade in specimen
Used for: اتجار غير مشروع

Concept URI: https://www.informea.org/ar/terms/trade-in-species

In other languages

إنجليزية:
  • trade in species
  • affected by trade
  • trade in wildlife
  • trafficking in wildlife
  • biotrade
  • trade in endangered species
  • significant trade in species
  • trade in specimen
  • significant trade in specimen
فرنسية:
  • commerce des espèces
روسية:
  • торговля видами
أسبانية:
  • comercio de especies
صينية مبسطة:
  • 物种贸易
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اتفاقية بازل2 documents
Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora4 articles and paragraphs14 decisions
Specially Protected Areas and Biodiversity Protocol2 articles and paragraphs
Jeddah Convention1 document

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Embedded thumbnail for World Forestry Conference 2015, Durban Tree Talk with John Scanlon, CITES Secretary-General

World Forestry Conference 2015, Durban Tree Talk with John Scanlon, CITES Secretary-General

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Compliance under biodiversity - related conventions - CITES