CITES at work

Second international training workshop on improving CITES implementation for source codes and captive-bred and artificially propagated specimens concludes in El Salvador. See more

Message for the next World Wildlife Conference - CITES CoP18. See more

Statement by CITES Secretary-General Ivonne Higuero. See more

World Wildlife Day Living Oceans Film Showcase announced. See more

New CITES-WTO joint online course is launched on the WTO Ecampus

Focusing on marine species for the first time, the next World Wildlife Day is bound to make a splash. See more

First Meeting of Range States for the Joint CITES–CMS African Carnivore Initiative. See more

CITES further recognized as a crucial conservation tool that benefits wildlife conservation and livelihoods of rural communities. See more

CITES Secretariat welcomes 2018 London Conference on Illegal Wildlife Trade. See more

CITES annual meeting sees States stepping up action against the over exploitation of precious timber and other species. See more

CoP18 official logo and website unveiled at SC70. See more

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Notifications to the Parties

CITES calendar

31 December 2018:
Deadline for applications for support from the Sponsored Delegates Project to attend CoP18. See Notif. 2018/024
3 March 2019:
World Wildlife Day 2019. See joint press release for more information
23 March 2019:
Deadline for submission of documents for consideration at the 71st meeting of the CITES Standing Committee (SC71)
16 May 2019:
Deadline for submission of credentials by Parties for participation in CoP18
23 May-03 June 2019:
18th meeting of the Conference of the Parties (CoP), Colombo, Sri Lanka.