Article 49
It is strictly prohibited to hunt, harm or harass all wildlife:
1- Using all types of dangerous means;
2- Hunting during the prohibited season; and
3- Hunting in protected zones and special public areas.
The Forestry Administration, upon the agreement from Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry
and Fisheries, has the authority to issue a permit involving rare and endangered species for the following purposes:
1- For educational or scientific research;
2- In support of a Captive Breeding Program;
3- To exchange wildlife species pursuant to international cooperation agreements;
It shall be prohibited to commit the following activities against rare and endangered wildlife species.
1- Harass or harm any such species above or its habitat;
2- Hunt, net, trap or poison;
3- Possess, stock or maintain as a zoo or in a family house;
4- Transport;
5- Trade; and
6- Export-Import.
Rules on the activities related to all types of wildlife species shall be determined by Joint-
Prakas between the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries and Ministry of Environment.
Article 50
It is prohibited to commit the following activities against common wildlife species, except by a permit issued by the Forestry Administration:
1- Stock or maintain as a zoo or in a family house;
2- Transport and Trade an amount exceeding that necessary for customary use.
The export-import of any common wildlife species shall be accompanied by a permit issued by the Forestry Administration, upon the approval of Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries.
