Decenas de miles de cabezas de ganado siguen pastando en tres de los parques nacionales más deforestados de Colombia. Este ganado entra después en las cadenas de suministro y se vende en centros urbanos como Bogotá, sin que se pueda rastrear su origen.
Tens of thousands of cattle are still grazing within three of Colombia’s most deforested national parks. These cattle then enter supply chains and are sold in urban centers like Bogotá, with no traceability back to their origins.
Japan’s domestic ivory market is the largest in the world and should continue to be evaluated for compliance by CITES Parties.
South Africa should abandon plans to build a domestic rhino horn market, and instead fully embrace collective efforts to implement the CITES ban on commercial rhino horn trade and prioritize eliminating the systemic drivers of rhino poaching and trafficking.
Learn more about EIA's priority issues and recommendations for Parties at CITES SC78.
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