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TRAFFIC East Asia

IUCN Publication

The Southern Bluefin Tuna market in China

To gain a better understanding of the presence and potential sources of Southern Bluefish Tuna traded and/or consumed in mainland China, desk-based research and a market survey “snapshot” were carried out.

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2017
IUCN Publication

Closing strategy : ending ivory trade in Hong Kong

Hong Kong was once a prominent trading centre for ivory in the 1970s and 1980s, but the industry contracted considerably following the implementation of CITES trade restrictions in 1990, and waning demand from traditional overseas consumers.

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2017
IUCN Publication

Humphead (Napoleon) wrasse Cheilinus undulatus trade into and through Hong Kong

The Humphead Wrasse Cheilinus undulatus is a naturally rare coral reef fish species.

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2016
IUCN Grey Literature

Tibetan antelope : fashion statement spells death for Tibetan antelope

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1999
IUCN Publication

The state of wildlife trade in China : information on the trade in wild animals and plants in China in 2008

This report is the third in an annual series on emerging trends in China’s wildlife trade. that aim to highlight wildlife trade trends in threatened and at-risk wildlife, with an emphasis on the impact of China’s trade on globally important biodiversity “hotspots”.

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2010
IUCN Publication

Taming the tiger trade : China's markets for wild and captive tiger products since the 1993 domestic trade ban

TRAFFIC's findings in this report provide strong evidence that China's trade ban has been effective at reducing the market for Tiger products, particularly traditional medicines. Still, illegal trade remains a threat.

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2007
Non IUCN Publication

A question of attitude : South Korea's traditional medicine practitioners and wildlife conservation

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2003
Non IUCN Publication

Proceedings of the third international symposium on the trade of bear parts, Seoul, Republic of Korea, 26-28 October, 1999

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2001
IUCN Publication

Musk deer farming as a conservation tool in China

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2001
IUCN Publication

Shark product trade in Hong Kong and mainland China and implementation of the CITES shark listings

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2004
IUCN Publication

The Hong Kong trade in live reef fish for food

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1999
IUCN Publication

Attitudes of Hong Kong Chinese towards wildlife conservation and the use of wildlife as medicine and food

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1998
IUCN Publication

The feasibility of using canines to detect wildlife contraband

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1998
IUCN Publication

The bear facts : the East Asian market for bear gall bladder

Discussions in this report address bear farming in China, Hong Kong's gall bladder registration scheme, biological implications of the legal trade in bear gall bladder in Japan and Taiwan's efforts to monitor its domestic market for bear gall bladder.

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1995
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