| 要旨トップ | ESJ73 シンポジウム 一覧 | | 日本生態学会第73回全国大会 (2026年3月、京都) 講演要旨 ESJ73 Abstract

シンポジウム S21 3月13日 9:00-12:00 Room H: 京大総合北25

#### 順応的・持続的な野生生物取引ガバナンスの検討：保全と持続可能な利用に資する取引へ【E】【S】
Exploring Adaptive and Sustainable Wildlife Trade Governance: Toward Wildlife Trade that Contributes to Conservation and Sustainable Use【E】【S】

寺田佐恵子（大阪公立大学）, CHEUNGHubert（立命館アジア太平洋大学）
Saeko TERADA（Osaka Metropolitan Univ.）, Hubert CHEUNG（Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University）

Overexploitation of wildlife is a major driver of global biodiversity loss, with illegal and unsustainable wildlife trade threatening the survival of species across the Tree of Life. Effective conservation measures are necessary to ensure sustainable wildlife use, harvesting and trade. This includes establishing wildlife trade regulations on the basis of science and ensuring their effectiveness. However, the uncertainty inherent in population assessments and status of many species, the complexity of wildlife trade chains, the diverse sociocultural drivers of trade, and the telecoupled impacts of trade across the globe make wildlife trade policy-making and enforcement particularly challenging. In order to overcome these challenges, strengthening collaboration across traditional disciplinary lines and building cross-cultural understanding are critical. This Open Session features invited talks from experts in the sustainable use and trade of wildlife from around the world, facilitating a forum for international, interdisciplinary discussion at ESJ73 in Kyoto. This will advance the scientific discourse on domestic and international wildlife trade policy, strengthen international collaboration, and contribute to the development of lasting and sustainable solutions. Invited wildlife trade experts will introduce the development of wildlife trade regulations, discuss the state of trade in various species and the sustainable use of wildlife, explore ways to advance an adaptive approach to wildlife trade management in the 21st century, outline novel and practical ways to better include diverse stakeholders, and draw lessons from the broader global environmental governance arena to improve wildlife trade management. Commentators from academia and Japan’s Ministry of the Environment with expertise in ecology, domestic wildlife trade regulations in Japan, and international wildlife trade governance policy (e.g. CITES) will provide comments and participate in a general discussion. This Open Session emphasizes diversity, and is intended to facilitate the sharing of domestic and international insights in this field and serve as a catalyst for the future development of related research within the Ecological Society of Japan.
Commentators: Dr. Hiroyuki Matsuda (Yokohama National Univ.), Dr. Nobuo Ishii (Tokyo Woman’s Christian Univ.) and an officer from Japan’s Ministry of the Environment

[S21-1]
ワシントン条約第20回締約国会議における野生生物の国際取引規制を巡る議論の動向 *Saeko TERADA（Osaka Metropolitan University）
Trends in the latest discussion on international wildlife trade regulations at CITES CoP20 *Saeko TERADA（Osaka Metropolitan University）

[S21-2]
Trading Songs Across Continents: Conservation Impacts of International Trade on South American Seedeaters (Sporophila spp.) *Jacqueline JÜRGENS（Independent researcher）

[S21-3]
Tracing CITES-regulated sea cucumber species in Hong Kong: market dynamics, seizures, and molecular approaches *Chloe HATTEN（Lingnan University）

[S21-4]
The Post-Pandemic Pangolin Trade: A Reassessment of China's Medicinal Market *Yifu WANG（CUHK-Shenzhen）

[S21-5]
How governance and policy shape illegal wildlife markets? Evidence from China and Vietnam *Vu Hoai Nam DANG（University of Iceland）

[S21-6]
Evolving norms in conservation: sustainable use of wildlife *Annie Young SONG（Yonsei University）

[S21-7]
Tackling the Wildlife Trade Challenge in a multi-polar, rapidly-changing world – potential for novel, participatory approaches *Duan BIGGS（Nothern Arizona University）

[S21-8]
Polarization as an impediment to wildlife trade governance *Hubert CHEUNG（Ritsumeikan APU）

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