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SSN provides a
framework for international cooperation
among non-governmental organizations. Through such cooperation,
environmental, conservation and animal protection organizations can
present to the various government bodies that participate in CITES, a
strong, clear and informed common position.
SSN assists
Parties by providing facts and information to enable them to make
decisions regarding the conservation of species in international trade
and, increasingly, by
being a resource for, and an active partner in, CITES wildlife
education and enforcement efforts
around the world.
SSN's work falls
into four main categories: advocacy, outreach,
research, and
training.


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