WORLD WILDLIFE DAY

　世界野生动植物日赞颂野生动植物的美丽和多样性，也为提高公众意识，使公众更加深入了解保护野生动植物对于人类的诸多益处提供了一个契机。同时，这一国际日也提醒我们，必须立即加大打击野生动植物犯罪的力度，降低人为因素导致的物种减少，而物种减少会带来广泛的经济、环境和社会影响。有鉴于此，可持续发展目标15重点关注遏制生物多样性的丧失。

مع تعرض أكثر من مليون نوع للانقراض، وبمواجهة الأزمة الكوكبية الثلاثية المتفاقمة، أصبح التمويل المبتكر لحماية الحياة البرية أكثر ضرورة من أي وقت مضى.

В этом 2025 году тема Дня — «Финансирование охраны дикой природы: инвестиции в людей и планету». В рамках этой темы рассматривается вопрос о том, как мы можем работать вместе, чтобы сделать наши нынешние — недостаточные — финансовые потоки более эффективными и устойчивыми, чтобы построить жизнеспособное будущее для людей и планеты.

This 2025 the theme of the international day, “Wildlife Conservation Finance: Investing in People and Planet”, explores how we can work together to make our current – an insufficient - financial flows more effective and sustainable to build a resilient future for both people and the planet

Este 2025 el tema del Día Mundial de la Vida Silvestre, "Financiación de la conservación de la vida silvestre: Invertir en las personas y el planeta", busca explorar cómo trabajar juntos para hacer que los flujos financieros -actualmente insuficientes - sean más eficaces y sostenibles.

La Journée de 2025 sera célébrée sous le thème de « Le financement dela conservation de la vie sauvage : investir pour l’humanité et la planète  » et aura comme objectif d'étudier comment nous pouvons travailler ensemble pour financer la conservation de la vie sauvage de manière plus efficace et durable et construire un avenir résilient à la fois pour les personnes et la planète.

The Probarbus jullieni is One of the 1,099 CITES Appendix I-listed animals and plants. Over 40,900 species are protected by CITES against overexploitation through international trade and are listed in the CITES three Appendices according to how threatened they are in international trade. CITES Appendix I (one) includes species that are the most endangered among all CITES-listed species and have the highest protection under CITES. For these species, international trade is only permitted when the purpose is not commercial, for instance for scientific research.

The Buderos biconis is one of the 1,099 CITES Appendix I-listed animals and plants. Over 40,900 species are protected by CITES against overexploitation through international trade and are listed in the CITES three Appendices according to how threatened they are in international trade. CITES Appendix I (one) includes species that are the most endangered among all CITES-listed species and have the highest protection under CITES. For these species, international trade is only permitted when the purpose is not commercial, for instance for scientific research.

The Capra falconeri is one of the 1,099 CITES Appendix I-listed animals and plants. Over 40,900 species are protected by CITES against overexploitation through international trade and are listed in the CITES three Appendices according to how threatened they are in international trade. CITES Appendix I (one) includes species that are the most endangered among all CITES-listed species and have the highest protection under CITES. For these species, international trade is only permitted when the purpose is not commercial, for instance for scientific research.

The Dalbergia nigra is one of the 1,099 CITES Appendix I-listed animals and plants. Over 40,900 species are protected by CITES against overexploitation through international trade and are listed in the CITES three Appendices according to how threatened they are in international trade. CITES Appendix I (one) includes species that are the most endangered among all CITES-listed species and have the highest protection under CITES. For these species, international trade is only permitted when the purpose is not commercial, for instance for scientific research.

The Manis tetradactyla is one of the 1,099 CITES Appendix I-listed animals and plants. Over 40,900 species are protected by CITES against overexploitation through international trade and are listed in the CITES three Appendices according to how threatened they are in international trade. CITES Appendix I (one) includes species that are the most endangered among all CITES-listed species and have the highest protection under CITES. For these species, international trade is only permitted when the purpose is not commercial, for instance for scientific research.

The Peristeria elata is one of the 1,099 CITES Appendix I-listed animals and plants. Over 40,900 species are protected by CITES against overexploitation through international trade and are listed in the CITES three Appendices according to how threatened they are in international trade. CITES Appendix I (one) includes species that are the most endangered among all CITES-listed species and have the highest protection under CITES. For these species, international trade is only permitted when the purpose is not commercial, for instance for scientific research.

The Phocoena sinus is one of the 1,099 CITES Appendix I-listed animals and plants. Over 40,900 species are protected by CITES against overexploitation through international trade and are listed in the CITES three Appendices according to how threatened they are in international trade. CITES Appendix I (one) includes species that are the most endangered among all CITES-listed species and have the highest protection under CITES. For these species, international trade is only permitted when the purpose is not commercial, for instance for scientific research.

The Varanus Komodoensis is One of the 1,099 CITES Appendix I-listed animals and plants. Over 40,900 species are protected by CITES against overexploitation through international trade and are listed in the CITES three Appendices according to how threatened they are in international trade. CITES Appendix I (one) includes species that are the most endangered among all CITES-listed species and have the highest protection under CITES. For these species, international trade is only permitted when the purpose is not commercial, for instance for scientific research.