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The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species, better known as CITES, was established over 30 years ago. Now administered by the United Nations Environment Programme, CITES controls and monitors some 30,000 plants and animals threatened, or potentially threatened, by international trade. The Convention has been signed by over 160 countries and protects listed plants and animals, from elephants to orchids, from unsustainable exploitation in the wild due to international trade. CITES and Plants: A User's Guide Version 3.0McGough, H.N., Groves, M., Mustard, M. & Brodie, C. (2004). This training manual provides a comprehensive guide to the application of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) to the major plant groups. The guide explains how the Convention works, illustrates the main CITES plant groups and introduces enforcement. It includes a full bibliography and reference section. Available in English, French and Spanish. 265pp. 155 x 245mm. CD-ROM in pocket of rear inside cover. Paperback. £11.95 This is a downloadable pdf file of the printed version of the book and is available in the three languages of the Convention: Download CITES
and Plants - English (Acrobat .pdf file 4.5 MB) This is a PowerPoint training presentation, containing 61 slides and accompanying notes. The presentation can be downloaded and is available in the three languages of the Convention: Download * CITES
and Plants PowerPoint Presentation - English (PowerPoint .ppt file,
3.7 MB) * we suggest that you use the 'save' button rather than 'open' to ensure you have a copy saved that you can reopen, view speakers notes, and/or edit. CITES and Succulents: A User's GuideMcGough, H.N., Groves, M., Mustard, M., Sajeva, M. & Brodie, C. (2004). The second in the series, this training manual provides a detailed review of the succulent plant species covered by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species, with a full bibliography and sections on identification, implementation and enforcement. 200pp. 155 x 245mm. Paperback, with CD-ROM in pocket on rear inside
cover. £9.95 This is a downloadable pdf file of the printed version of the book and is available in the three languages of the Convention: Download CITES
and Succulents - English (Acrobat .pdf file 0.9 MB) This is a PowerPoint training presentation, containing 41 slides and accompanying notes. The presentation can be downloaded and is available in the three languages of the Convention: Download * CITES
and Succulents PowerPoint Presentation - English (PowerPoint .ppt
file, 4.2 MB) * we suggest that you use the 'save' button rather than 'open' to ensure you have a copy saved that you can reopen, view speakers notes, and/or edit. CITES and Slipper Orchids: A User's Guide McGough, H.N., Roberts, D.L., Brodie, C. & Kowalczyk, J. (2006). The third in the series of CITES User's Guide covering the genera Cypripedium, Paphiopedilum and Phragmipedium. Highly sought after in trade, these orchids are also strictly regulated by CITES. This is the first book that outlines in a user-friendly fashion how the CITES controls apply to slipper orchids. An essential guide for anyone working in CITES or on slipper orchids 240pp 155 x 245mm. Paperback, with CD-ROM in pocket on rear inside cover. ISBN 1 84246 128 1 £14.95 This is a downloadable pdf file of the printed version of the book and is available in the three languages of the Convention: Download CITES
and Slipper Orchids - English (Acrobat .pdf file 1.3 MB) This is a PowerPoint training presentation, containing 47 slides and accompanying notes. The presentation can be downloaded and is available in the three languages of the Convention: Download * CITES
and Slipper Orchids PowerPoint Presentation - English (PowerPoint
.ppt file, 3.3 MB) * we suggest that you use the 'save' button rather than 'open' to ensure you have a copy saved that you can reopen, view speakers notes, and/or edit. The CITES User's Guides are available from the CITES section of kewbooks.com CITES Orchid Checklists Adopted as the CITES standards to be used when making reference to the species names of the genera concerned, for checking accepted names, synonyms and distribution. The checklists are also an invaluable directory for enthusiasts and growers. Each volume is divided into three sections; part 1 is an alphabetical list of all names, part 2 lists genera separately ordered by accepted name, and part 3 lists plants by country of origin. Volume 1 Roberts, J. A., Beale, C. R., Benseler, J. C, McGough, H. N.,& Zappi, D. C. 1995 Covers Cattleya, Constantia, Cypripedium, Laelia, Paphiopedilum, Phalaenopsis, Paraphalaenopsis, Phragmipedium, Pleione, Sophronitis and Sophronitella. Volume 2 Roberts, J. A., Allman, L. R., Beale, C. R., Butter, R. W. Crook K. R. & McGough H. N. 1997 Covers Cymbidium, Dendrobium (selected sections), Disa, Dracula and Encyclia. Volume 3 Roberts, J. A., Anuku, S., Burdon, J., Mathew, P., McGough H. N. & Newman, A. 2001 Covers Aerangis, Angraecum, Ascocentrum, Bletilla, Brassavola, Calanthe, Catasetum, Miltonia, Miltonioides, Miltoniopsis,
R enanthera, Renentherella, Rhynchostylis, Rossioglossum, Vanda and Vandopsis. CITES Orchid Checklists volumes 1,2 & 3 have been produced as one combined output available here in pdf format. Download
Volume 4 Smith, M. J., Brodie, C., Kowalczyk, J., Michnowicz, S., McGough H. N. & Roberts J. A. 2006 Covers Aerides, Coelogyne, Comparettia and Masdevallia. Download CITES Orchid Checklist 4 ( Acrobat .pdf file 814Kb) CITES Cactaceae Checklist Hunt, D. 1999 2nd Edition Prepared by David Hunt and a global network of experts, this is an essential reference for scientist, nurserymen and collectors, and the standard tool of CITES and enforcing agencies controlling the international trade in cacti. Intended as a reference for checking currently accepted names and the distribution of plants, it is divided into three parts: 1 an alphabetical listing of all accepted names in current usage; 2 reference data and alphabetical listing arranged in geographical distribution of taxa; and 3 an area checklist by country. 315pp. 245 x 155mm. Soft bound Not available to download CITES Bulb Checklist Davis, A. P., McGough, H. N., Mathew, B. & Grey-Wilson, C. 1999 Produced as a tool for the day-to-day implementation of CITES this book will be of equal value to botanists, horticulturists, growers, collectors and gardeners. It is a quick and easy reference to the accepted names of Cyclamen, Galanthus and Sternbergia , with identification keys, synonyms and information on distribution. 131pp. 245 x 155mm. Soft bound Download CITES Bulb Checklist ( Acrobat .pdf file 637Kb) CITES Carnivorous Plants Checklist Von Arx, B., Schlauer J. & Groves M. 2001 This checklist incorporates the largest collection of published names for Dionaea, Nepenthes and Sarracenia, the three carnivorous plant genera included in the CITES Appendices. vii + 93pp. 245 x 155mm. Soft bound Download CITES Carnivorous Plant Checklist ( Acrobat .pdf file 415 MB) CITES Aloe and Pachypodium Checklist Eggli, U., Newton, L. E. & Rowley, G. D. 2001 Following the format of previous checklists, there is an alphabetical listing of all names in current usage, an alphabetical listing by accepted name and an alphabetical listing by country of distribution. v + 160pp. 245 x 155mm. Soft bound Download CITES Aloe & Pachypodium Checklist ( Acrobat .pdf file 587Kb) CITES checklists and User's Guides are available from the CITES section of Kewbooks.com CITES and the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew CITES publications |
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