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Crocodile Specialist Group Steering Committee Meeting Goldi Sands Hotel, Negombo, Sri Lanka 20 May 2013 (8.30 am-5.00 pm) Agenda Item SC.1.1 Information Item Chairman’s Report Welcome Apologies: Steering Committee: Dietrich Jelden, Toshinori Tsubouchi, Choo Hoo Giam, Nao Thuok, Eric Langlet, Alfonso Llobet, Carlos Pina, Hesiquio Benitez Dias, Miryam Anaya, Luis Bassetti, Sergio Medrano-Bitar, Roberto Soberon, Bernado Ortiz, Jon Hutton, Ralf Sommerlad, Ruth Elsey, Allan Woodward, Noel Kinler, Frank Mazzotti, Tomme Young, Hank Jenkins, Yoshio Kaneko, James McGegor, Clara Lucia Sierra Diaz, Val Lance Other CSG members: Patrick Aust, Manuel Muñiz, María de la Paz López Vázquez, Rafael Antelo, Rob Stuebing, Bienvenu ADJE Chabi, Laura Brant, Gordon Grigg Report on Activities: Loss of long-serving CSG members, Saul Elias Gutierrez Eljuri (Venezuela), Keiran McNamara (Australia). Also, Alfonse Mava (Papue New Guinea) who had been involved in the crocodile program there for some 30 years. Steering Committee changes Anslem de Silva - Regional Chairman, South Asia & Iran (SA&I) Region Ruchira Somaweera, Maheshwa Dhakal, Raju Vyas - Vice Chairs, SA&I Region Clara Lucia Sierra Diaz - Vice Chair, Community Education Group Parntep Ratanakorn - Chairman, Siamese Crocodile Task Force Simone Comparini - Deputy Vice Chair, Industry Group Allan Woodward - Chair, Human-Crocodile Working Group Meetings • CITES Standing Committee (SC62), Geneva, Switzerland, 23-27 July 2012 • HCC Symposium, Bangalore, India, August 2012 • American Crocodile (C. acutus) Workshop, Homestead FL, USA, 15 February 2013 • CSG-TTF “A Night for the Crocs”, Zoo Miami, USA, 16 February 2013. • CITES Standing Committee (SC63), Bangkok, Thailand, 2 March 2013 • CITES CoP16, Bangkok, Thailand, 3-14 March 2013 Reviews • Situation in Madagascar continues to be monitored, while trade ban continues. • Executive Officer, Tom Dacey, undertook a review in Lao PDR, December 2012.
General • Phil Wilkinson received The Order of the Silver Crescent, South Carolina’s highest award, in January 2013. Prepared by: Grahame Webb, Chairman Date prepared: 28 April 2013
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Sarawak, Malaysia: (Francis Gombek,
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No. Date Time Tide Tide Name Actual
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Philippines (Tom Dacey) The Philipp
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ate) were hatched in 2012, which is
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Florida - Allan Woodward and Harry
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females. The average length of all
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allowed to contract directly with l
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Pakistan: (Abdul Aleem Chaudhry and
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interviewed, 86% did not know of an
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de Silva Wijeyeratne. G. 2013. A wi
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The Bihar Forest and Wildlife Depar
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esources from January 2011 to Decem
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Crocodile Specialist Group Steering
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Figure 1. Authorized harvest quota
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Crocoland Ranch already exported 71
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With regard to the Melanosuchus nig
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24. Re-establish the Cambodian Croc
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and the lack of understanding of th
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2. Carry out DNA testing of crocodi
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2. The proposal to transfer the Tha
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a) agree that Decisions 15.52 and 1
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second sunset clause expires at the
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4. Taipei Tomistoma Workshop In 201
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next year at least but some will ev
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funding for research aimed at the c
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Bruce Shwedick, Ralf Sommerlad and
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Attachment “A” Siamese Crocodil
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Information Item Crocodile Speciali
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themselves at the same time. A land
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Wildlife Service. 1995. Code of pra
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(1) The CSG should distance itself
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Decisions reached Five decisions we
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Criteria for defining countries and
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Session 3 Session three was carried
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ANNEX I MEETING AGENDA 09h00 Welcom
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  Philippine crocodile conser
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  B) Crocodile nests  Table
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D) Crocodiles killed/died  Ta
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occasionally visited by Mabuw
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