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Online registration for CITES CoP20 officially opens CITES

CITES Parties to deliberate potential listings of animals and plants in the CITES Appendices at the landmark World Wildlife Conference in Samarkand: CITES Secretariat Final Recommendations released CITES

Tackling increasing threats to jaguars in the wild: Landmark agreement of jaguar range States on the first Regional Action Plan for Jaguar Conservation CITES

CITES Launches Sponsored Delegates Project for CoP20 in Samarkand CITES

CITES at 50 in Samarkand: Bridging Nature and People CITES

Provisional Assessments of CoP20 Proposals published: Inputs by 25 September 2025 CITES

World Ranger Day 2025: New CITES documentary short film celebrates the rangers conserving Ghana’s wildlife CITES

Joint Statement by the Collaborative Partnership on Sustainable Wildlife Management for World Wildlife Day 2025 CITES

Review of trade sustainability and conservation progress for pangolins, seahorses, rosewoods and more at upcoming CITES Standing Committee’s 78th meeting CITES

Inaugural CITES Global Youth Summit empowers the next generation of wildlife trade decision-makers CITES

Uzbekistan unveils official logo for CITES CoP20 CITES

CITES Standing Committee holds critical discussions on conservation of endangered species and examines global wildlife trade regulations CITES

Advancing the science of environmental justice in the international wildlife trade pathway: summary for CITES policy makers Frontiers

What is CITES? International laws protecting wild animals | IFAW International Fund for Animal Welfare | IFAW

United Nations explores financing the future of wildlife for World Wildlife Day 2025 CITES

Can a Powerful International Wildlife Conservation Meeting Help Save Sharks? The Revelator

Turkmenistan Joins CITES, Strengthening Wildlife Trade Regulation and Conservation in Central Asia CITES

CITES Trade Database surpasses 25 million trade transaction records CITES

What is CITES? CITES

Record number of species to be regulated by CITES after CoP19 CITES

A theory of change to improve conservation outcomes through CITES Frontiers

CITES conference responds to extinction crisis by strengthening international trade regime for wildlife CITES

List of Parties to the Convention CITES

Uzbekistan to host CITES CoP20 in historic city of Samarkand in 2025 CITES

UNODC launch the World Wildlife Crime Report 2020 CITES

CITES Secretariat’s statement in relation to COVID-19 CITES

Review of Significant Trade (RST) CITES

CITES marks 40 years of international cooperation and national action CITES

National laws for implementing the Convention CITES

CITES Trade Database passes 15 million records CITES

ICCWC - International Consortium on Combating Wildlife Crime CITES

Elephants CITES

Legal acquisition findings CITES

Sustainable use: a powerful tool to ensure the conservation of species of wild fauna and flora, a presentation by CITES S-G I. Higuero CITES

New CITES trade rules come into effect as 2017 starts CITES

Climate action through legal and sustainable trade of timber, aromatic and medicinal trees: Germany commits 10 million Euros for the sustainable management of CITES tree species CITES

Navigating transport of live animals and plants: CITES online workshop shares best practices, regulations and guidelines CITES

Enforcement Matters CITES

The Launch of CITES-LEX: A Digital Milestone in Wildlife Conservation CITES

The 181st Party: the European Union CITES

Global alliance celebrates 5 years’ achievements in combating wildlife crime CITES

Empowering data-driven elephant conservation: CITES MIKE Programme trains over 100 rangers at Southern African Wildlife College CITES

Deep dive into the application of criteria to amend the CITES Appendices for commercially exploited aquatic species CITES

Exotic pets, frog legs and scientific specimens: CITES online workshop discusses conservation of amphibians in trade CITES

How digitalization will curb illicit trade in endangered species CITES

Countries home to Saiga antelopes develop new roadmap to save the species CITES

Exemptions and special procedures CITES

Cheetahs CITES

Sustainable harvest of wildlife from waters beyond national jurisdiction discussed at CITES expert workshop CITES

Next steps for conservation of animals in international trade proposed at CITES Animals Committee meeting CITES

Eight African rangers represent CITES MIKE Programme at the 10th World Ranger Congress in France CITES

What’s an NDF and why is it important? CITES

CITES’ Virtual College reopens CITES

Ground-breaking report draws first overall picture of global wildlife trade CITES

CITES experts draft sustainability guidance: trade in CITES species should not be detrimental to their survival or their role within the ecosystem CITES

New tool launched to showcase the important role of local communities in sustainable management of CITES-listed species CITES

World Wildlife Day 2015 – It’s time to get serious about wildlife crime CITES

CITES trade controls to take effect for mahogany CITES

CITES Secretariat publishes provisional assessment of 52 proposals to CoP19 CITES

CITES Secretariat welcomes UN General Assembly Resolution on tackling illicit trafficking in wildlife CITES

CITES shark listings capacity building efforts recognised by UN General Assembly in annual resolution on Sustainable Fisheries CITES

CITES and UNEP support strengthening of wildlife laws CITES

CITES Task Force meet to strengthen responses to illegal trade in specimens of CITES- listed tree species CITES

3rd Global meeting of Wildlife Enforcement Networks CITES

Scientists to shed light on the status of sharks, big cats and other animal species in international trade CITES

CITES annual meeting sees States stepping up action against the over exploitation of precious timber and other species CITES

Rooting global sustainable plant trade and conservation in science at upcoming CITES Plants Committee meeting CITES

Delayed CITES listings of sharks and straw-headed bulbul came into effect on 25 November 2023 as agreed by CoP19 CITES

Mexico’s scientists commended for contributions to implementation of CITES CITES

Largest ever World Wildlife Conference hailed as a ‘game changer’ CITES

Disposal of illegally traded and confiscated specimens CITES

Solomon Islands renews commitment to CITES following joint mission CITES

Calls for wildlife and forest crime to be treated as serious crime CITES

Press release: CITES meets as ‘wealth’ is replacing ‘health’ as a driver of wildlife consumption CITES

200 science experts advise on trade levels and conservation status of CITES-listed animals CITES

CITES getting ready for sharks and rays CITES

CITES opens to accession by regional economic integration organizations CITES

African elephants still in decline due to high levels of poaching CITES

Eight countries submit national action plans to combat illegal trade in elephant ivory CITES

Wildlife crime linked to the Internet CITES

CITES Animals and Plants Committee Meetings attract record turnout of the world’s scientific experts CITES

Final Recommendations on the 52 Proposals to CITES CoP19 CITES

Links between corruption and wildlife crime highlighted at UN anti-corruption conference CITES

Who Pays for Conservation?: New CITES Publication Calls for Mobilizing Sustainable Finance for African Elephant Conservation CITES

Cooperation and partnerships CITES

United Nations Marks World Wildlife Day with a Call to Bridge Conservation Technology Gaps CITES

New guidance to protect priority Rosewood species in trade CITES

12th meeting of the Conference of the Parties to CITES CITES

UNIA Baeza Master’s course on CITES commences with international participation CITES

Empowering Young Leaders in Wildlife Conservation and Trade: Global Youth Network Launched in Singapore at the CITES Youth Leadership Programme CITES

Celebrating 50 years of CITES conserving the world’s wild animals and plants on World Wildlife Day 2023 CITES

CITES acts to curb smuggling of elephant ivory and rhino horn CITES

Introduction from the Sea CITES

CITES Plants Committee agrees on actions to support conservation and sustainable trade of medicinal plants, orchids and African rosewoods CITES

New training tools for CITES-listed shark and manta rays available on CITES Sharks Portal CITES

Birds of a Feather Flocked Together: Is the Scope and Scale of Trade in Songbirds Sustainable? CITES

Ivonne Higuero, Secretary-General CITES

Wildlife forensics CITES

History of NIAPs Process CITES

CITES and IUCN bolster collaboration in tackling poaching and illegal wildlife trade CITES