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Leveraging SARS to Significantly Reduce Illegal and Unsustainable Wildlife Trade
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TRAFFIC East Asia
HOTSPOT
Mountains of Southwest China
LOCATION
AMOUNT
US$10,000
DATES
Dec 2003
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Mar 2004
KEYWORDS
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Project Overview Overview
CEPF Strategic Direction Strategy
HOTSPOT
Mountains of Southwest China
LOCATION
AMOUNT
US$10,000
DATES
Dec 2003
-
Mar 2004
KEYWORDS

Develop a strategy to use the issues raised by SARS as a foundation to improve wildlife policy and its enforcement in China. SARS has spotlighted the use of wildlife in modern China. SARS continues to award wildlife unprecedented attention. With immediate action, a momentum catalyzed by SARS to significantly reduce illegal and unsustainable wildlife trade in China can be built, especially, wildlife originating from the Mountains of Southwest China.

Strategic Direction: 4 Integrate biodiversity conservation concerns and benefits into the implementation of policies and programs at local, regional and national levels