Just in-case any of y'all plan on going logging on vacation. As noted a lots of woods include finished wood products. Don't really know how they tell on finished products at the border since the only way to really tell a wood is looking at the cells under a microscope.
1973 International Treaty Convention On International Trade In Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora.
Woods
Afrormosia Pericopsis elata Appendix II 6/11/92
Aji Caryocar costaricense Appendix II (including finished wood products) 7/1/75
Almendro Dipteryx panamensis Appendix III (including finished wood products; wood from Costa Rica, and Nicaragua only) 2/13/03
Brazilwood Caesalpinia echinata Appendix II 9/13/07
Cedar, Spanish Cedrela odorata Appendix III (wood from Columbia, Guatemala, and Peru only)
6/12/01
Cocobolo Dalbergia retusa Appendix III (wood from Guatemala only) 2/12/08
Lignum Vitae Guaiacum spp. Appendix II (including finished wood products) 2/13/03
Mahogany, Cuban Swietenia mahagoni Appendix II 6/11/92
Mahogany, Honduran Swietenia macrophylla Appendix II (wood from Neotropics only)
11/16/95
Mahogany, Mexican Swietenia humilis Appendix II (including finished wood products) 7/1/75
Monkey Puzzle Araucaria araucana Appendix I (including finished wood products) 7/1/75
Podocarp, Black Pine Podocarpus neriifolius Appendix III (including finished wood products, wood from Nepal only) 11/16/75
Ramin Gonystylus spp. Appendix II (including finished wood products) 8/6/01
Rosewood, Brazilian Dalbergia nigra Appendix I (including finished wood products) 6/11/92
Rosewood, Honduran Dalbergia stevensonii Appendix III (wood from Guatemala only) 2/12/08
Sandalwood, Red Pterocarpus santalinus Appendix II 2/16/95
Stinkwood, Red Prunus africana Appendix II (including finished wood products) 2/16/95
Verawood Bulnesia sarmientoi Appendix III* (wood from Argentina only)
:banghead: Brick wall, not wooden
