2609

Researcher: 
Mitchell
Treaty Name and Text
Agreement Name: 
Convention Relative To The Preservation Of Fauna And Flora In Their Natural State
Possible Sources (additional): 
ECOLEX-1834; RS-IV:1693; SMTFE-1; Fletcher, Burhenne, Rummel-Bulska, UNEP96; tre-0020.txt; reg-002.txt; http://www.archive.org/details/internationalleg008806mbp
Treaty Text: 
Convention Relative To The Preservation Of Fauna And Flora In Their Natural State
Signature/Entry into Force/Termination
Date IEA was signed: 
1933-11-08
Signature Year: 
1933
Place IEA was signed: 
London
Date IEA entered into force: 
1936-01-14
Treaty Type
Membership eligibility (multilateral, bilateral, etc): 
Multilateral (3 or more governments)
Agreement Type Level 3: 
Convention
E (environment) Code (agreement is environmental or not): 
Environmental
Source for E (environmental) code: 
Title
Text used for E (environmental) coding: 
Convention Relative To The Preservation Of Fauna And Flora In Their Natural State
Specific words used to code agreement as E (environmental): 
fauna/flora/natural state
Lineage
Lineage: 
African Nature
Sequence in lineage: 
100.000
Secretariat and auspices
Secretariat: 
African Union (formerly Organization of African Unity)
Legacy
Hidden fields
Version: 
2007.10
AmendProtToB: 
2609
AmendProtToC: 
2609
AmendProtToType: 
Agreement
Inclusion Auto-Generated: 
MEA - Multilateral Environmental Agreements
Subject: 
Nature/Species/Fauna/Flora
Category: 
ENV
UNEP2005pg: 
5
Coded Text: 
x
Lang1: 
EN.txt
Deletable
Treaty Text (legacy)
Core Filename: 
1933-PreservationFaunaFloraNaturalState
URL to text of IEA: 
http://sedac.ciesin.org/entri/texts/fauna.flora.natural.state.1933.html
Date text posted to IEA: 
200403
Member Code: 
BEL,EGY,FRA,IND,ITA,PRT,ZAF,ESP,SDN,TZA,GBR,
Members: 
Belgium, Egypt, France, India, Italy, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, Sudan, Tanzania, United Kingdom,
OrigMEAgrees: 
1
Related Accord Relationship: 
O
Related Accord Date: 
1933-11-08
Related Accord Name: 
Convention Relative to the Preservation of Fauna and Flora in Their Natural State