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Vantara submits voluntary CITES commitments, steps up focus on in-situ conservation

Vantara has submitted a set of voluntary commitments to India’s CITES Management Authority aimed at strengthening governance, transparency and due diligence in wildlife conservation

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Anant Ambani seen with one of the elephants at Vantara. pic/Wikipedia

Anant Ambani seen with one of the elephants at Vantara. pic/Wikipedia

Vantara has on Wednesday submitted a set of voluntary commitments to the CITES Management Authority of India, strengthening its governance, transparency and due diligence in wildlife conservation.

The commitments — sent to the Indian CITES Management Authority and filed with the Indian Supreme Court for overall compliance — will ensure full confidence in Vantara’s adherence to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) and mark a decisive shift in focus from ex situ conservation toward in situ conservation, supporting wildlife within their range states — with a greater focus on India as part of this shift.

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