TRAFFIC [Conservation Programme] Law and Legal Definition
TRAFFIC is an international organization monitoring wildlife trade. It is a joint program of World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) and the World Conservation Union. It is also an international conservation programme. TRAFFIC was founded in 1976 and is headquartered in Cambridge, United Kingdom. The first international office of TRAFFIC was established in the U.S.in 1979.
The following are the objectives of the TRAFFIC:
1.Managing wildlife trade at sustainable levels;
2.Managing wildlife trade without damaging the integrity of ecological systems;
3.Managing wildlife trade in such a manner that it makes a significant contribution to human needs;
4.Managing wildlife trade in such a manner that supports local and national economies; and
5.Managing wildlife trade in such a manner that it helps to motivate commitments to the conservation of wild species and their habitats.
Legal Definition list
- Traffic Citation
- Traffic Advisories [Aeronautics and Space]
- TRAFFIC [Conservation Programme]
- Traditionibus Dominia Rerum, Non Nudis Pactis, Transferuntur
- Traditionary Evidence
- Traffic Court
- Traffic Enforcement Camera
- Traffic Fines
- Traffic Flow Security [National Security]
- Traffic Homicide Investigator [THI]
- Traffic Laws
Related Legal Terms
- Advanced Conservation Practices
- African Elephant Conservation Act
- Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
- Agriculture Conservation Experienced Services Program
- Air Traffic
- Air Traffic Clearance
- Air Traffic Control System
- Air Traffic Controller
- Air Traffic Service (ATS) Route
- Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act
