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Fact Sheet
Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs
Washington, DC
December 29, 2006

The Coalition Against Wildlife Trafficking Partners

To confront the growing threats to global wildlife from poaching and illegal trade in wildlife, the State Department created the Coalition Against Wildlife Trafficking (CAWT). This coalition aims to bring the public and private sectors together to raise awareness of the wildlife trafficking problem and to help countries work together to share information and improve wildlife law enforcement. The coalition consists of U.S. Government agencies, other governments, and private sector and nongovernmental organizations:

Governments
Australia
India
United Kingdom
United States  

Private Sector and Nongovernmental Organizations
American Forest & Paper Association
Cheetah Conservation Fund
Conservation International
Humane Society International
International Fund For Animal Welfare
Save The Tiger Fund
Smithsonian Institution
Traffic International
WildAid
Wildlife Conservation Society
World Conservation Union (IUCN)
World Wildlife Fund

Wildlife Trafficking Page



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