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Those of the planet's flora and fauna which are threatened with extinction. Hunting and poaching to fuel the trade in ivory, horn, skins, fur and feathers have long been a threat to already endangered species. Pollution, agricultural expansion, loss of wetlands, deforestation and other erosion of habitats have been added to the hazards. Human activity was responsible for most of the animals and plants known to have been lost in the past two centuries. (Source: WRIGHT)

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Kolberg H 2017. Status assessment of Namibia's vultures. Lanioturdus 50 (1) 9-17

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Status assessment of Namibias vultures.pdf	1.52 MB

Kemper J, Simmons RE 2015. Cape Cormorant: Phalacrocorax capensis. Birds to watch in Namibia: red, rare and endemic species 158-160

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cape_cormorant.zip	25.67 KB
Cape_Cormorant_2015.pdf	473.76 KB

Simmons RE 2015. Saddle-Billed Stork: Ephippiorhynchus senegalensis. Birds to watch in Namibia: red, rare and endemic species 179-180

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saddlebilled_stork.zip	119.15 KB
Saddle-billed_Stork_2015.pdf	458.21 KB

Simmons RE 2015. Black Stork: Ciconia nigra. Birds to watch in Namibia: red, rare and endemic species 176-178

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black_stork.zip	239.69 KB
Black_Stork_2015.pdf	622.3 KB

Simmons RE 2015. Martial Eagle: Polemaetus bellicosus. Birds to watch in Namibia: red, rare and endemic species 135-137

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martial_eagle.zip	105.74 KB
Martial_Eagle_2015.pdf	552.1 KB

Simmons RE 2015. Booted Eagle: Aquila pennatus (Hieraaetus pennatus). Birds to watch in Namibia: red, rare and endemic species 133-134

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Booted_Eagle_2015.pdf	441.55 KB

Simmons RE 2015. Tawny Eagle: Aquila rapax. Birds to watch in Namibia: red, rare and endemic species 127-129

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tawny_eagle.zip	117.95 KB
Tawny_Eagle_2015.pdf	508.84 KB

Simmons RE 2015. Black Harrier: Circus maurus. Birds to watch in Namibia: red, rare and endemic species 123-124

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black_harrier.zip	90.21 KB
Black_Harrier_2015.pdf	450.78 KB

Simmons RE 2015. African Marsh-Harrier: Circus ranivorus. Birds to watch in Namibia: red, rare and endemic species 120-122

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African_Marsh-Harrier_2015.pdf	512.39 KB

Simmons RE, Brown CJ 2015. Bataleur: Terathopius ecaudatus. Birds to watch in Namibia: red, rare and endemic species 117-119

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bateleur.zip	114.4 KB
Bateleur_2015.pdf	489.87 KB

Brown CJ, Simmons RE 2015. White-Backed Vulture: Gyps africanus. Birds to watch in Namibia: red, rare and endemic species 102-105

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White-backed_Vulture_2015.pdf	482.46 KB

Simmons RE 2015. Rock Pratincole: Glareola nuchalis. Birds to watch in Namibia: red, rare and endemic species 81-82

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Rock_Pratincole_2015.pdf	441.99 KB

Simmons RE 2015. African Finfoot: Podica senegalensis. Birds to watch in Namibia: red, rare and endemic species 67-68

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african_finfoot.zip	105.66 KB
African_Finfoot_2015.pdf	488.69 KB

Simmons RE 2015. Wattled Crane: Grus carunculata. Birds to watch in Namibia: red, rare and endemic species 64-66

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wattled_crane.zip	122.56 KB
Wattled_Crane_2015.pdf	486.96 KB

Scott HA, Shaw JM, Pallett JR 2015. Ludwig's Bustard: Neotis ludwigii. Birds to watch in Namibia: red, rare and endemic species 52-54

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Ludwigs_Bustard_2015.pdf	517.96 KB

Ammann K 2016. China, Ivory and Wishful thinking.

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China Ivory and Wishful thinking Complete.pdf	1.61 MB

Di Minin E, Laitila J, Montesino-Pouzols F, Leader-Williams N, Slotow R, Goodman PS, Conway AJ, Moilanen A 2014. Identification of Policies for a Sustainable Legal Trade in Rhinoceros Horn Based on Population Projection and Socioeconomic Models. Conservation Biology 00 (0) 1-11

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Di Minin et al 2014 Identification of policies for a sustainable legal trade in rhino horn based on population projection and socioeconomic models.pdf	543.46 KB

Harpagophytum procumbens (Burch.) DC. Ex Meisn. Subsp. Procumbens and subsp. Transvaalense Ihlenf. & H.E.K. Hartmann.

Website link:http://www.plantzafrica.com/planthij/harpagpro.htm

Schneider E, Sanders J, von Willert D 2006. Devil's Claw (Harpagophytum procumbens) from Southern Africa. Sustainable use by cultivation combined with controlled harvesting in semiwild populations.

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Devils Claw_Harpagophytum procumbens_from Southern Africa.pdf	270.08 KB

Proposal: Inclusion of Harpagophytum procumbens in Appendix II in accordance with Article II 2(a). Inclusion of Harpagophytum zeyheri in Appendix II in accordance with Article II 2(b) for reasons of look-alike problems.

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Inclusion of Harpagophytum procumbens in Appendix II.pdf	135.33 KB

Skinner JD, Fairall N, Bothama J 1977. South African red data book - large mammals.

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South African red data book_large mammals.pdf	773.86 KB

Website link:http://hdl.handle.net/10204/2214

Wilderness Wildlife Trust.

Website link:http://www.wildernesstrust.com/trust/main.jsp

Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora.

Website link:http://www.cites.org/

CITES species database.

Website link:http://www.cites.org/eng/resources/species.html

Monadjem A, Wolter K, Neser W, Kane A 2014. Effects of rehabilitation on survival rate of endangered Cape Vultures. Animal Conservation 17 (1) 52-60

Website link:http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/acv.12054/abstract

de Klerk M 2020. South Africa Mozambique cooperation reduces rhino poaching .

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SA_2020-02_South Africa_Mozambique Cooperation Reduces Rhino Poaching _Voice of America.pdf	251.05 KB

2022. Conservation Status and Red List of the Terrestrial Carnivores of Namibia.

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Conservation Status and Red List of the Terrestrial Carnivores of Namibia.pdf	29.34 MB
Carnivore-Red-Data-Book-low-res.pdf	27.29 MB
Poster Conservation Status and Red List of the Terrestrial Carnivores of Namibia.pdf	8.33 MB

Moser K 2024. Pangolinschmuggler festgesetzt.

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NAM_2024_02_Pangolinschmuggler festgesetzt_Allgemeine Zeitung.pdf	241.65 KB
NAM_2024_02_Pangolin smuggler arrested_Allgemeine Zeitung_Eng.pdf	240.81 KB

2024. Pangolins most trafficked mammals since 2014 - Ministry concerned over pervasive poaching.

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NAM_2024_04_Pangolins most trafficked mammals since 2014_Ministry concerned over pervasive poaching_Namibia Economist.pdf	995.76 KB

Leader-Williams N 1992. Species in Danger - The World Trade in Rhino Horn: A Review.

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The world trade in rhino horn A review.pdf	2.03 MB

Roux J-P, Kemper J, Bartlett PA, Dyer BM, Dundee BL 2003. African Penguins Spheniscus demersus recolonise a formerly abandoned nesting locality in Namibia. Marine Ornithology 31 203-205

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Roux_2003_Marine_Ornithology_31_203-205.pdf	46.37 KB

Braby J, Underhill LG, Simmons RE 2011. Prey capture success and chick diet of Damara terns Sterna balaenarum in Namibia. African Journal of Marine Science 33 (2) 247 - 254

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Damara_Terns_prey_capture_chick_diet_Braby_etal_2011_AJMS.pdf	354.87 KB

Martin RB 2011. A legal trade in rhino horn: Hobson's choice.

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Hobsons Choice.pdf	1.9 MB

2010. National Plan of Action for the Conservation of the Cape Vulture (Gyps coprotheres) in Namibia. Proceedings of a Technical Workshop, 10 November 2010

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Cape_Vulture_Action_Plan_and_workshop_proceedings.pdf	1.36 MB

2010. A vulture restaurant is a feeding site for scavenging birds of prey.

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Narrrec_VultRest.pdf	392.73 KB

2008. Take a closer look. Report leg-ring and wing-tag information to support threatened birds in southern Africa.

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Narreck_Ringing.pdf	313.21 KB

Parrots and Lovebirds of Namibia.

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Narrec_Parrots.pdf	157.01 KB

The Owls of Namibia.

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Narrec_Owls.pdf	493.63 KB

Contact details of ringers in Namibia to be informed if rings and/or tags are seen or found.

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Contact details of ringers in Namibia to be informed if rings and or tags are seen or found.pdf	157.38 KB