Countries sign laws and treaties to protect different species. There is enough funding to supply the enforcement needed.

True

or

False

False

Human activities are the main cause of many species extinction. These laws and treaties were created to maintain a healthy ecosystem.

However, There is not enough peer-reviewed data that determine if a species in trade can negatively impact the population. These laws lack essential guidelines; such as identifying the population is going to be affected. Is it within the country borders, or within a sub-population or the species’ rage? To make such laws, the following biological data should be determined; the sex and age, the current population size, distribution, abundance of each species to be exported and the threats to the survival of the population.