The International convention CITES, prohibits the trade of______.
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CITES:
CITES is a multinational agreement to preserve threatened species of plants and animals.
It was created in response to a decision made by the International Union for Conservation of Nature's members in 1963 at a meeting.
The ESA gives states cash and incentives to accomplish this aim while prescribing a regulatory framework for detecting and safeguarding threatened species.
183 countries have ratified the CITES treaty, which aims to control and impose restrictions on the international trade in threatened and endangered species of animals.
Final answer: The International convention CITES, prohibits the trade of endangered species.