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How social media helps wildlife trafficking thrive in plain sight

There is little enforcement or legal culpability.

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Pakistan s pangolins need more than armour

Pakistan s pangolins need more than armour
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Survey finds online sales of CITES-listed species in Nigeria, four African countries while cyber legislation lacks

A TRAFFIC survey of 72 online platforms found a staggering 1,267 CITES-listed species for sale in Central African countries and Nigeria between March 2018

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UK ban on trade of ivory takes effect in conservation victory for elephants | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

The demand for ivory is known to contribute to poaching, driving a decline in populations.

United kingdomJames sawyerGoldsmith paul ellisMark jonesInternational fund for animal welfareCoalition to end wildlife trafficking onlineRural affairs defraDepartment for environmentRural affairsLord goldsmithIvory actBorn freeAnimal welfareEnd wildlife trafficking

UK ban on trade of ivory takes effect in conservation victory for elephants | Harwich and Manningtree Standard

The demand for ivory is known to contribute to poaching, driving a decline in populations.

United kingdomJames sawyerGoldsmith paul ellisMark jonesInternational fund for animal welfareCoalition to end wildlife trafficking onlineRural affairs defraDepartment for environmentRural affairsLord goldsmithIvory actBorn freeAnimal welfareEnd wildlife trafficking

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