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United States Fish and Wildlife Service Import Requirements Hunter Harvested Trophies Tajikistan November 2016 Mike Frisina United States Fish and Wildlife Service Branch of the national government (USDI): Administers and enforces

  1. United States Fish and Wildlife Service Import Requirements Hunter Harvested Trophies Tajikistan — November 2016 Mike Frisina

  2. United States Fish and Wildlife Service Branch of the national government (USDI):  Administers and enforces CITES (Cites authority)  USFWS administers and enforces the U. S. Endangered species act.

  3. United States Fish and Wildlife Service United States Endangered Species Act A national law, that has international provisions.  Allows for listing of wildlife world wide.  Authorizes USFWS international law enforcement powers on US citizens and US residents hunting overseas.

  4. United States Fish and Wildlife Service United States Endangered Species Act A national law, that has international provisions.  Listing of a species is based on evaluation of the “ best scientific data available ”  Species are either listed as “ Threatened ” or “ Endangered ”.

  5. United States Fish and Wildlife Service United States Endangered Species Act A national law, that has international provisions.  “ Endangered” No legal hunting. (by US citizens)  “ Threatened ” Maybe hunting under certain circumstances.

  6. United States Fish and Wildlife Service United States Endangered Species Act  Species may be placed on the list, down listed, up listed, or removed. Petition  USFWS reviews “best scientific data available” Candidate Species  Proposed decisions by USFWS are advertised for Add a public review period on the Federal Register. Threatened  Before a final decision USFWS answers all posed questions. Endangered Remove

  7. United States Fish and Wildlife Service United States Endangered Species Act Selected provisions of ESA:  The act requires recovery plans.  Requires a monitoring system for candidate species.  USFWS also has emergency listing powers.

  8. United States Fish and Wildlife Service USFWS international law enforcement powers?  While the ESA or US CITES decisions only apply to US citizens or residents, USFWS can control what US hunters are allowed to do.  USFWS supports managed hunting as a tool for conservation, it does not want US citizens contributing to the problem.

  9. United States Fish and Wildlife Service NA hunters make up a significant portion of the market for wild sheep and goats:  Wild sheep species are the most popular to US hunters.  However, a significant number also hunt Ibex and Markhor. i.e. For Torghar from 1986-2006 62% of urial, 20 % markhor harvested by NA hunters. (US citizens were not allowed to import markhor)

  10. What does all this have to do with Tajikistan?

  11. United States Fish and Wildlife Service TAJIK, HEPTNER’S or BUKHARAN MARKHOR ( Capra falconeri heptneri ) ESA CITES Not Listed Appendix 1 Import permit to enter USA CITES export permit from country of origin Importation of a CITES Appendix I species requires a special exception ruling by USFWS

  12. United States Fish and Wildlife Service Argali ( Ovis ammon ) ESA CITES Threatened (Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Tajikistan) Appendix II CITES Import permit to enter USA (limited number) Appendix II Cites Import permit to enter USA (limited number) CITES export permit from country of origin CITES export permit from country of origin

  13. United States Fish and Wildlife Service Urial ( Ovis vignei bocharensis ) ESA CITES Not Listed Appendix II Import permit to enter USA CITES export permit from country of origin

  14. Maintaining community-based sustainable use hunting programs requires cooperation and coordination between countries.

  15. Acknowledgements: Conservation Force August L. Hormay Wildlands Institute, Inc. mike.frisina@montana.edu

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