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Sustainable use and the laws regulating trade in threatened species in South Africa: lessons from the USA
This study focuses on sustainable use of threatened or endangered species in the international trade context. Escalating levels of illegal trade in threatened species are of major concern globally and undermines regulatory frameworks that seek to ensure the sustainable use of species for present and...
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Institute of Marine and Environmental Law
2018
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