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Use of sub-saharan vultures in traditional medicine and conservation and policy issues for the African grey parrot (Psittacus erithacus ).

机译:撒哈拉以南秃鹰在传统医学中的使用以及非洲灰鹦鹉(Psittacus erithacus)的保护和政策问题。

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Wildlife populations worldwide are being negatively affected by the illegal wildlife trade. The severity of the impact to both Sub-Saharan vultures and African Grey Parrot (Psittacus erithacus) (AGP) populations are explored in this thesis. Many species of Sub-Saharan vultures are used in the traditional medicinal trade. Previous studies have found that vultures have mystical powers attributed to them due to their keen ability to find food. AGP's are sought after for international trade due to their ability to mimic human vocabularies and for their aesthetic beauty.;Due to the illegal, secret, and illusive nature of this trade, the monetary value and direct impact to wild Sub-Saharan vulture and AGP populations is difficult to quantify. A synthesis of existing research relating to these two subjects was conducted to examine the current status of these species, examine the impacts of this trade on these species, and to review existing regulation for its efficacy in establishing and maintaining the sustainable use of these species.;National regulation of vulture use in the traditional medicinal trade is failing at many different levels. There is corruption and those responsible for enforcing the laws are poorly trained. The framework for International regulation of trade in AGPs has been implemented by The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), but CITES relies on their members to enact and enforce national regulations for the survival of AGP populations. Previous studies have shown there are many flaws in this system of regulation also. Many countries in Africa lack sound ecological data for these species. Without knowing even the most basic information such as population, effective quotas for sustainable trade in AGPs cannot be established.;Management of populations of these species needs to include working with local people. Many people in Africa rely on traditional medicine as their primary source of healthcare. Further research will need to include working with the healers and users of the medicinal trade if sustainable harvest is to succeed. Loss of vulture populations could have dire impacts on the healer's ability to heal their patients. Poacher's of AGPs are often living at poverty level; just trying to make a living. Without addressing this issue, implementing regulation for the survival of AGPs will not be effective.;The illegal trade in Sub-Saharan vultures for the medicinal trade, and international trade of AGPs, is negatively impacting wild populations of these species. Without better implementation and regulation at the local, National, and International levels, these species could become extirpated or extinct.
机译:世界范围内的野生生物种群正受到非法野生生物贸易的不利影响。本文探讨了对撒哈拉以南秃鹰和非洲灰鹦鹉(Psittacus erithacus)(AGP)种群的影响的严重性。撒哈拉以南秃v的许多种类都用于传统医药贸易。先前的研究发现,由于秃鹰具有敏锐的觅食能力,它们具有神秘的力量。 AGP因其模仿人类词汇和美感而受到国际贸易的追捧;由于该交易的非法,秘密和虚假性质,其货币价值以及对撒哈拉以南野生秃鹰和AGP的直接影响人口很难量化。进行了有关这两个主题的现有研究的综述,以检查这些物种的当前状况,检查该贸易对这些物种的影响,并审查有关其在建立和维护这些物种的可持续利用方面的效力的现行法规。 ;在传统医药行业中,国家对秃鹰使用的监管在许多不同层面上都失败了。那里存在腐败,负责执行法律的人员训练有素。 AGP的国际贸易监管框架已由《濒危野生动植物种国际贸易公约》(CITES)实施,但CITES依靠其成员制定和执行有关AGP种群生存的国家法规。先前的研究表明,这种监管体系也存在许多缺陷。非洲的许多国家缺少这些物种的健全生态数据。在不了解人口等最基本信息的情况下,就无法建立AGP可持续贸易的有效配额。;对这些物种的种群管理需要包括与当地人合作。非洲许多人依靠传统医学作为他们的主要保健来源。如果要取得可持续的收获,将需要进一步的研究,包括与医药行业的治疗者和使用者合作。秃鹰种群的减少可能会对治疗者治愈患者的能力产生可怕的影响。偷猎者的AGP通常生活在贫困线以下;只是为了谋生如果不解决这个问题,就无法实施有关AGP生存的法规。;撒哈拉以南美洲秃for的非法贸易,用于AGP的药用贸易以及国际贸易正在对这些物种的野生种群造成负面影响。没有在地方,国家和国际各级更好的实施和监管,这些物种可能会灭绝或灭绝。

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  • 作者

    Dunn, Kristina Michele.;

  • 作者单位

    Clemson University.;

  • 授予单位 Clemson University.;
  • 学科 Agriculture Wildlife Conservation.
  • 学位 M.S.
  • 年度 2010
  • 页码 57 p.
  • 总页数 57
  • 原文格式 PDF
  • 正文语种 eng
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