1、REPORT ONWILDLIFE TRAFFICKING IN COLOMBIAOctober 2024Karen Noboa Renata Cao Paola Mosig Lauren BrownAbout UsTRAFFIC is a leading global non-governmental organisation working to ensure that wildlife trade is legal and sustainable for the benefit of the planet and people.Reproduction of the material a
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3、ny country,territory,or area,or its authorities,or concerning the delimitation of its borders or boundaries.Published by:TRAFFIC International,Cambridge,United Kingdom.Suggested CitationNoboa,K.,Cao,R.,Mosig,P.,Brown,L.TRAFFIC(2024).Report on wildlife trafficking in Colombia.TRAFFIC 2024.The copyrig
4、ht of the material published in this report belongs to TRAFFIC.UK Registered Charity Organisation:107672Graphic designFrancesca MarcoliniThis report was funded by a grant from the United States Department of State.The opinions,findings,and conclusions stated herein are those of the authors and do no
5、t necessarily reflect those of the United States Department of State.ABOUT TRAFFIC:contentsPage 6EXECUTIVE SUMMARYAcronymsGlossary of TermsPage 5 RECOMMENDATIONSPage 45CONCLUSIONSPage 12INTRODUCTIONPage 14ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATIONPage 19RESPONSIBILITIES OF GOVERNMENT ENTITIESPage 20MANAGEMENT OF WIL
6、DLIFE TRAFFICKING ISSUESpage 22METHODOLOGYDATA COLLECTIONPROCESSING INFORMATIONINFORMATION ANALYSISINFORMATION SYNTHESISPage 25RESULTSHISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF WILDLIFE TRADE IN COLOMBIALEGAL TRADE OF WILDLIFE SPECIES IN COLOMBIATRENDS IN WILDLIFE TRAFFICKING IN COLOMBIAMAIN FACILITATORS AND DRIVERS OF