| 单词 | Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species |
| 释义 | Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species = (CITES) An international treaty drawn up in 1972 to regulate international trade in species currently threatened with extinction, or which it is considered might become threatened. The point of such trade restrictions is to decrease the demand for specimens from endangered species. A trade ban, however, does nothing to encourage nations to promote the survival of species, which are frequently endangered because of human encroachment on their habitat. Critics of CITES argue that it would be more effective to allow trade conditional on the exporting country adopting an effective conservation programme. |
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