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The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) sets controls on the international trade and movement of animals and plant species that have been, or may be, threatened due to excessive exploitation.
Learn how CITES sets controls on the international trade and movement of animals and plants.
Within New Zealand, DOC is responsible for the implementation and administration of CITES while other agencies manage border control.
Find out about CITES Appendices, permit requirements and application forms for New Zealand.
In this section you'll find answers to frequently asked questions about how CITES is administered and enforced in New Zealand.
Publications about DOC's role
Publications about DOC
Wildlife research permits
CITES www.cites.org
New Zealand Trade in Endangered Species Order 2008 www.legislation.govt.nz
Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry www.maf.govt.nz/quarantine
New Zealand Customs Service www.customs.govt.nz
Senior CITES OfficerPhone: +64 4 471 0726Fax: +64 4 381 3057Address: Department of Conservation Research & DevelopmentNational Technical Services UnitPO Box 10420 Wellington
