International Affairs
International Affairs


Conserving International Wildlife and Plants for Future Generations
Slideshow of species managed by the Office of International Affairs, including: Tiger, Photo Credit: FWS; Cactus with pink flowers, Photo Credit: FWS; African Elephant, Photo Credit: FWS; Monarch Butterfly, Photo Credit: FWS; American Ginseng, Photo Credit: Gary Kauffman; American alligator, Photo Credit: FWS; Prickly Pear Cactus, Photo Credit: FWS; Yellow Tree Frog, Photo Credit: FWS; Whooping Crane, Photo Credit: Ryan Hagerty, FWS; Bobcat, Photo Credit: Conrad Fjetland, FWS; Coral Reef, Photo Credit: Jerry Reid, FWS

    Button to the International Wildlife Conservation page.   Button to the International Wildlife Trade

Learn how the U.S. is preparing for the 16th Meeting of the Conference of Parties (CoP16) to CITES

Effective April 4, 2012- Final rule for scimitar-horned oryx, addax, and dama gazelle

Proposed Revisions to CITES implementing regulations- public comment open until 5/7/12


Save Vanishing Species Stamp Now Available!

View the Wildlife Without Borders 2012-2013 Planner and answers to calendar trivia questions.

 

 Slideshow of species managed by the Office of International Affairs including: Sloth, Photo Credit: FWS; Turtle, Photo Credit: FWS; Egret, Photo Credit: FWS; Gorilla, Photo Credit: FWS; Rhino, Photo Credit: Richard Ruggerio, FWS; Orchid, Photo Credit: Brenda Tapia, FWS; yellow flower, Photo Credit: FWS
 
 

              
 




Last updated: April 11, 2012
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