Mr. Speaker, Canada is approaching the Convention in International Trade in Endangered Species in three ways.
First, in training, we are conducting workshops presently in western Canada addressed to the RCMP, addressed to the customs officers, Agriculture Canada and also provincial natural resource officers to let them know about the convention, what it covers, what Canada's commitments are, identifying the endangered species which, as my colleague stated, are 48,000 in number.
Second, we are conducting an information campaign geared to travellers to advise them about endangered species so that they will make proper purchases. If there is no market for endangered species, then there is no business for poachers and traffickers in endangered species.
Finally, in the spring-