Description:

This collectible phone card highlights endangered animals and the theme of conservation. The front features a collage of photographic images showcasing a turtle, rhinoceros, elephant, and a tiger, representing species protected under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES). At the center is a green circular emblem with black text reading "Ninth Conference of the Parties," along with the dates "November 7-18, 1994," and the location "Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA."

The card emphasizes global efforts to save endangered species, indicated by phrases such as "save what's left" and the presence of multiple iconic endangered animals. The text "CITES" is prominently displayed as part of the conference logo. This $10 specimen phone card commemorates the Ninth Conference of the Parties to CITES, highlighting international cooperation in wildlife conservation. The name "Global Telecom Network" is also visible on the front, referencing the issuing telecom entity.

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