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Notifications to the PartiesNo. 2000/043 Geneva, 31 July 2000
CONCERNING:
Control of operations that breed Appendix-I species in captivity for commercial purposes
(continuation)1. This Notification is an addendum to Notification to the Parties No. 2000/010 of 31 January 2000.
2. Through Notification to the Parties No. 2000/005 of 31 January 2000, the Secretariat informed the Parties of the application for registration of two captive-breeding operations in Singapore regarding species that were not yet included in the Secretariat's register, Cacatua moluccensis and Caloenas nicobarica. By the end of the 120-day period of consultation, 30 May 2000, no objections to this registration had been received by the Secretariat.
3. Through Notification to the Parties No. 2000/023 of 23 March 2000, the Secretariat informed the Parties of the application for registration of one captive-breeding operation in Singapore of a species that was not yet included in the Secretariat's register, Eos histrio. By the end of the 120-day period of consultation, 21 July 2000, no objections to this registration had been received by the Secretariat.
4. Unfortunately, information regarding an additional species (Falco rusticolus) bred by Mr Michael Purschwitz, Canada (registration No. A-CA-508), was omitted from the recapitulation communicated in Notification to the Parties No. 2000/010 of 31 January 2000.
5. The attached information concerning operations in Canada, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore has been included in the Register of operations that breed specimens of species included in Appendix I in captivity for commercial purposes.
6. The Management Authority of Thailand has indicated that all operations in Thailand that have been registered (registration Nos. A-TH-501 to A-TH-512) are also permitted to export dried meat, fresh meat, skulls, blood, teeth, bones and eggs.
7. At its 11th meeting, the Conference of the Parties adopted Resolution Conf. 11.14, Guidelines for a procedure to register and monitor operations that breed Appendix-I animal species for commercial purposes, to replace the current Resolution Conf. 8.15 (Rev.). However, the list of species to which this new registration system should apply has still to be established by the Animals Committee and approved by the Standing Committee. The provisions of Resolution Conf. 8.15 (Rev.) remain in effect until the list of species has been approved and sent to the Parties.
Register of operations that breed Appendix-I species in captivity for commercial purposes
(continuation)
Notes:
1. Specimens bred in operations listed in this Register may be entitled to the exemption provided by Article VII, paragraph 4, of the Convention.
2. Parties are invited to reject any document granted under Article VII, paragraph 4, of the Convention, if the specimens concerned do not originate from an operation listed in this Register or from a species which has not been declared as bred in captivity by a registered operation.
CANADA
Registration No.: A-CA-508
Mr Michael Purschwitz
P.O. Box 308
RADIUM HOT SPRINGS
British Columbia V0A 1M0
Date of establishment: 1986Date of first export: 1992
Species bred: Falco peregrinus, Falco rusticolus
Current stock: 4M, 4F Falco peregrinus, 4M, 6F Falco rusticolus
Annual production: 5-10
Remarks: Natural and artificial insemination and incubation used
Origin of stock: Canada; all captive-bred
Type of products exported: Live falcons
Marking of specimens: Seamless, numbered metal leg bands
Production of F2 offspring: Yes
INDONESIA
Registration No.: A-ID-516
Owner's address:
Anuar Salmah
PT Silva Dena Aquamina
Jl. Naangka No. 165 C
PEKANBARU, RIAUDate of establishment: 31 August1999
Date of first export: 2000
Species bred: Scleropages formosus
Current stock: 3,078 animals
May 2000)Annual production: 3,000 in 2000
Origin of stocks: Other registered breeding operations in Indonesia
Type of products exported: Live specimens
Marking of specimens: The exported specimens will be marked with Passive Integrated Transponders (PIT) (coded microchips)
Production of F2 offspring: Yes
MALAYSIA
Registration No.: A-MY-509
Office address:
Benaya Sdn. Bhd
Lot 1036, 1st Floor, Piasau Industrial Estate
P.O. Box 471
98007 Miri
SARAWAK
East MalaysiaFarm address:
Lot 164, Kilometre 24
Miri - Kuala Baram Road
98000 Miri
SARAWAK
East MalaysiaDate of establishment: 1989
Date of first export: 2000
Species bred: Crocodylus porosus
Current stock: 1,389 animals
Annual production: 400-450 specimens
Origin of stocks: Wild, captive-bred F1 and F2
Type of products exported: Live specimens, skins and body parts
Marking of specimens: Live specimens: incisions in the terminal scales of the tail
Production of F2 offspring: Yes
SINGAPORE
Registration No.: A-SG-508
Avifauna Breeding and Research Pte Ltd
2 Lim Chu Kang Lane 3A
SINGAPORE 719842Date of establishment: 23 April 1991
Date of first export: 2000
Species bred: Caloenas nicobarica
Current stock: 50 specimens
Annual production: 75 specimens in 1999 and 110 in 2000
Origin of stocks: Wild (pre-Convention), captive-bred F1
Type of products exported: Live captive-bred specimens
Marking of specimens: Closed, seamless aluminium rings
Production of F2 offspring: Yes
Registration No.: A-SG-509
Owner's address:
Singapore Avi Research Pte Ltd
112 Middle Road, #02-03
Midland House
SINGAPORE 188970Farm address:
Mandau Agri Technology Park
Under Primary Production Department
MD3 mk13 Lorong Lada Hitam
SINGAPORE 760000Date of establishment: 2 January 1995
Date of first export: 2000
Species bred: Cacatua moluccensis
Current stock: 62 specimens
Annual production: 25 specimens
Origin of stocks: Wild (acquired before 1990), captive-bred F1 and F2
Type of products exported: Live captive-bred specimens
Marking of specimens: Wild specimens: open rings on left or right leg
Captive-bred specimens: closed rings on the left leg
Production of F2 offspring: Yes
Registration No.: A-SG-510
Owner's address:
Lee Ah See
Apt Blk 654, Yishun Avenue 4
#7-437
SINGAPORE 760654Farm address:
Singapore Arowana Breeding Farm
Plot LCK 163, Lim Chu Kang Lane 6F
Lim Chu Kang Agrotechnology Park
SINGAPORE 7190000Date of establishment: 1997
Date of first export: 2000
Species bred: Scleropages formosus
Current stock: 700
(30.9.99)Annual production: 3,400 in 2000, increasing to 22,000 in 2009
Origin of stocks: Wild, captive-bred F1 and F2
Type of products exported: Live specimens
Marking of specimens: Passive Integrated Transponder (PIT) (coded microchips) in the left dorsal muscle
Production of F2 offspring: Yes
Registration No.: A-SG-511
Owner's address:
Lee Ah See
71 Jalan Lekar
Sungei Tengah
SINGAPORE 698950Farm address:
Wan Hu Fish Farm Trading
AP Ah Siong
70 Thong Soon Green
SINGAPORE 787376
Date of establishment: 1989
Date of first export: 2000
Species bred: Scleropages formosus
Current stock: 450
(30.9.99)Annual production: 1,700 in 2000, increasing to 4,000 in 2003
Origin of stocks: Wild, captive-bred F1 and F2
Type of products exported: Live specimens
Marking of specimens: Passive Integrated Transponder (PIT) (coded microchips) in the left dorsal muscle
Production of F2 offspring: Yes
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