Abstract
The article discusses the features of control and supervision activities carried out by customs authorities in cases of transboundary movement of rare species of animals protected by the CITES Convention, details the procedure and rules for the transboundary movement of these objects. The CITES Convention is characterized as a special international act that ensures the conservation of biodiversity in the context of foreign trade in protected species of wild fauna.
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