“…The convention, directly and indirectly, incorporates everything that concerns biodiversity, operating as a kind of legal and political outline for the other more peculiar environmental conventions and agreements (Reis, 2014;Souza, 2017;Trajano and Carneiro, 2019;Araujo, 2021). As for the legislation, in Brazil, there is the Environmental Crimes Law nº 9.605/98 and the National Environmental Policy nº 6.938/81 (Cunha et al, 2014;Reis, 2014;Souza, 2017;Cavalcanti and Nunes, 2019;Chaves and Devezas, 2019;Silva, 2018;Vaz, 2018;Trajano and Carneiro, 2019;Araujo, 2021;Braga Junior and Lima, 2021;Silva, 2021;Menezes and Fontgalland, 2022;Sales et al, 2022), which addresses fauna as an environmental resource.…”