Birds
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Commonly Traded South African Indigenous Birds Claire Patterson. (May 2001). 81pp. Published by: TRAFFIC East/Southern Africa - South Africa.
Fraudulence in Indian Live Bird Trade: An Indentification Monograph for Control of Illegal Trade Abrar Ahmed. (September 1999). 24pp.
The Impact of Nest Collection on the Edible-nest Swiftlet Collocalia fuciphaga in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands (1998). 41pp. Report published in collaboration with R. Sankaran.
Live Bird Trade in Northern India Abrar Ahmed (September 1997). 104pp.
Trade in CITES-Listed Birds to and from New Zealand Edited by: J. Holden (April 1997). 30pp. ISBN 0 95870 081 8.
CITES Identification Guide – Birds Translated by: Vincent Y. Chen. (First edition: June 1996. Second edition: October 1997). (Chinese edition)
Parrot Smuggling Across the Texas-Mexico Border José Goggi, Debra Rose, Gina De Ferrari, Leonora Sheeline. (June 1996). 31pp.
Impact Assessment of Nest Collection on the Edible-nest Swiftlet in the Nicobar Islands R. Sankaran. (1995). 26pp.
South Africa's Trade in African Grey Parrots Teresa A. Mulliken. (April 1995). 30pp. ISBN 0 95840 251 5.
International Trade in Swiftlet Nests with Special Reference to Hong Kong Amy S.M. Lau, David S. Melville. (April 1994). 35pp. ISBN 1 85850 030 3. A marked decline in some swiftlet populations has been attributed to the harvesting of their nests which are prized in Chinese cuisine and traditional medicines. Documentation is provided on the history and volume of the trade.
Sold for a Song. The Trade in Southeast Asian Non‑CITES Birds Stephen V. Nash. (January 1994). 84pp. ISBN 1 85850 0222. This report presents the findings of a two‑year study, showing that trade is widespread in rare; little‑known species; and those fully protected under national legislation.
Status and Management of Psittacines in Northeastern Honduras David A. Wiedenfeld Ph.D. (January 1993). (Revised 31 December 1993). A report in collaboration with the CITES Secretariat and Corporación Hondureño de Desarrollo Forestal, COHDEFOR.
Perceptions, Conservation and Management of Wild Birds in Trade Edited by: Jorgen B. Thomse, Stephen R. Edwards, Teresa A. Mulliken. (January 1992). 165pp. ISBN 0 947613 552. An overview of the global trade and the commerce within the key exporting countries: Argentina, Guyana, Indonesia, Senegal and Tanzania.
1991 Psittacine Captive Breeding Survey: A Survey of Private Aviculture in the United States (July 1992). 70pp.
1990 Psittacine Captive Breeding Survey Catherine M. Allen, Kurt A. Johnson. (April 1991). 27pp.
Parrots in the Netherlands: Trade and Breeding Arnold van Kreveld. (1990). 78pp.
Neotropical Psittacines in Trade (April 1990). 25pp.
Exportaciones de Psittaciformes de la República Argentina (AÑO 1987) (Export of Psittaciformes from the Republic of Argentina) Adrián Azpiroz, Juan S. Villalba-Macías. (August 1989). 21pp. (Spanish edition).
Psittacine Imports In The Netherlands 1982-1984. Report no.3 Dr. Minouk van der Plas-Haarsma, Dr. M. van den Berg. (1986). 52 pp.
Evaluation of the Psittacine Importation Process in the United States Alexandra M. Dixon. (April 1986). 41pp.
The Japanese Psittacine Trade. 1981-1982 Emily Roet, Tom Milliken. (July 1985). 119pp. Published by: TRAFFIC East Asia – Japan.
