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Wildlife Conservation Efforts in Japan and the World |
Year |
The Japan Wildlife Conservation Society |
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* The IUCN lead data book (a list of species with a possibility of extinction) is published |
1966 |
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* Environmental Agency starts (Japan) |
1971 |
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* United Nations human
environmental meeting opening (Stockholm, Sweden) |
1972 |
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* Washington treaty (CITES) adoption |
1973 |
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* IUCN, WWF and UNEP worldwide integrity strategy announcement |
1980 |
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* 34th international whaling commission (IWC) general meeting (England) and commercial whaling moratorium adoption |
1982 |
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| * The worldwide commission regardingenvironment and development (the WCED) * Japan discontinues commercial whaling, 39th IWC general meeting |
1987 |
* Announcement of JWCS joint ownership |
| * At 7th CITES, discussion of the African elephant results in an international commercial transaction prohibition |
1989 |
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1990 |
* JWCS is established; theoretical workshop is held periodically |
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* Japanese edition of the lead data book gives a list of Japanese wildlife at risk of extinction |
1991 |
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* In Kyoto, the 8th CITES is held |
1992 |
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* In Kushiro, 5th Searle National Diet discussion opening |
1993 |
* Biodiversity symposium
opening |
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* 9th CITES discussion (Florida) about African elephant |
1994 |
* CITES discussion for participation and standard plan opinion book distribution
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* Biodiversity national strategic decision (Japan) |
1995 |
* Biodiversity national strategy (original idea) opinion book submission
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* CITES African elephant specialist panel, management of the Japanese ivory transaction investigation |
1996 |
* African elephant
specialist vis-a-vis the panel opinion statement |
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* 10th CITES discussion (Zimbabwe and Harare), discussion ofprotection of the bear and the resolution adoption regarding transaction. |
1997 |
* International symposium "Tiger exctinction! Herbal medicine and wildlife animals" opening |
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* Natural environment integrity conference, regarding the management of protection of birds and beasts |
1998 |
* ACA general meeting opening (India & Delhi) about tiger status |
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* CITES standing committee
(Geneva), Nambu African countries propose validation of export contract to Japan |
1999 |
* CITES standing committee; report submitted regarding the analysis of
the Japanese ivory transaction and transaction management system report
submitting |
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* 11th CITES discussion (Nairobi), the South Africa African elephant attachment book downgrading proposal is not adopted |
2000 |
* 4 reports submitted to
CITES concerning the actual condition of ivory, bekko shell, and bear transaction in Japan |
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* Enviromental Agency and environmental ministry (Japan) |
2001 |
* JWCS becomes specific
non-profit corporate body (NPO) |
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* CITES standing committee
(Geneva) |
2002 |
* Bear protection campaign
starts |
| * CITES standing committee
(Geneva) * The legal amendment regarding the retention of wild flora and fauna at risk for extinction (Japan) |
2003 |
* Elephant protection campaign starts |
| CITES Asian Regional Meeting (Manila) CITES COP 13 Conference held in Bangkok. |
2004 |
*What are gorillas and elephants for the local communities? Thinking coexistence from their point of view.h Symposium opening. |
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2005 |
*Meeting with CITES missions verifying the control of internal ivory trade in Japan. *gAnimalfs heart and Human heartf in the context of conservation of wildlifeh Symposium opening. |