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Customs tackles illicit wildlife trade to conserve biodiversity – The Sun Nigeria

Customs tackles illicit wildlife trade to conserve biodiversity – The Sun Nigeria
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Woman Tries to Smuggle 70 Reptiles onto a Plane

The woman was arrested at an airport in Tel Aviv after showing up with a suitcase loaded with snakes and lizards including one anaconda.

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Illegal logging in Africa is a threat to security

Illegal logging is most prevalent in the continent’s tropical rainforests. Foreign demand for rare hardwoods from these forests has dramatically increased.

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Logging: Illegal logging in Africa is a threat to security

African countries are estimated to lose US$17 billion each year to illegal logging. High-value timber species are in global demand.

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Wildlife Poachers

Elephant populations are starting to recover in parts of Africa as law enforcement agencies and local communities turn the tide in their long-running battle against wildlife poachers and traffickers.

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