ITTO and TRAFFIC strengthen partnership

2016-10-03

Fighting illegal timber trade together: Steven Broad, TRAFFIC Executive Director (left), and Steven Johnson, ITTO’s Officer-in-Charge, sign an MOU to enhance cooperation between their two organizations. Photo: K. Ishii/ITTO

ITTO and TRAFFIC signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on the 3rd of October 2016 to enable them to jointly pursue shared objectives on the conservation, sustainable management and use of tropical forest resources and in the fight against illegal wildlife trade and other forest-related crimes.

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