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Marine species are often regarded as food first, and wildlife second. For conservationists seeking to protect these creatures, controlling international trade routes are key. A global agreement that came into force in the 1970s, CITES – the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species - is considered a cornerstone of international conservation. But does it make any difference on the ground in trading hubs like Hong Kong?  Sound engineer and mixing by Chris Wood.Guests: Sophie le Clue, Director of Environment at ADM Capital Foundation Yvonne Sadovy, University of Hong KongGary Stokes, Oceans Asia Stan Shea, Bloom Association Credits:Producer and Host: Marcy Trent Long Writer and Editor: Sam ColombieSound Engineer: Chris WoodTeaching Guide for Educators here