CITES is an international agreement that regulates international trade in endangered wild fauna and flora to prevent species extinction. It operates through a governance framework (Conference of the Parties, Standing Committee, Animals and Plants Committees, a Secretariat) and national authorities, maintaining tools like the CITES Trade Database, Species+ registers, export quotas, and a permit system. It provides guidance, enforcement support, capacity-building, and information resources to Parties, including non-detriment findings, trade monitoring, and public-facing publications and training.
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