Conservation Force
A Force for Wildlife Conservation
Markhor
We are spearheading the development of Markhor conservation strategies across Pakistan. View the Pakistan & Tajikistan Markhor Initiative brochure.
Representatives of the Tajik Communities of the Tajikistan Mountain Ungulates Project receive the CIC Markhor Award from the Minister of the Environment and Tourism of Namibia, H.E. Uahekua Herungaduring at the Conference of the Parties (CoP) to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in Pyeongchang, Republic of Korea
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U.S. IMPORT REQUIREMENTS: ARGALI, MARKHOR, AND URIAL FROM TAJIKISTAN ( Press Release Update, 2016)
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T. Van Norman, FWS Chief of Permits, Presentation, Endangered Species Act: Enhancement
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DSA, Record of Advice on Permit Application (Nov. 20, 2015)
Tajikistan Brings Endangered Wild Goat From the Edge of Extinction to the Peak of Hope
Tajikistan Round Table, 2016
Application for a Permit to Import a Sport-Hunted Flare-Horned Markhor Trophy Taken in Tajikistan in 2015
USDA Updates and Letters
Markhor Downlisting August 7, 2012
Markhor downlisting notice June 2, 2011
Markhor Downlisting October 7, 2012
Markhor Revised Proposed Rule December 5, 2013
Markhor Final Ruling October 7, 2014
USF&WS Letter: Enhancement finding for the import of the straight-horned markhor (capra falconeri jerdoni) hunting trophies for the survival of the subspecies - June 3, 2014
USF&WS Press Release, October 6, 2014: Successful Conservation Efforts Result in Reclassification of Rare Pakistani Mountain Goat Under the Endangered Species Act
Petition to Downlist Straight-Horned Markhor of Torghar Hills
from “Endangered” to “Threatened”
Conservation Force Court Arguments in Support of Markhor Downlisting
Appelliants' Opening Brief
Appelliants' Addendum of Statutes and Regulations Relied Upon In Their Opening Brief
Complaint for Declaratory and Injunctive Relief
Plantiffs' First Amending and Supplemental Complaint for Declaratorty Judgement and Injunctive Relief
Plaintiffs' Memorandum of Points and Authorities in Support of Summary Judgment
