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Leveraging Technology & Training To Protect African Wildlife Unprecedented poaching crisis demands sophisticated solutions. Date October 31, 2013 Media Contact Jenna Bonello Sarah Fogel WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Richardson Center for Global Engagement and World Wildlife Fund (WWF) co-hosted a forum today ab
riving illegal intemational market and unstable political environments all contribute to a disturbing rise in poaching. The most recent analysis by the Elephant Trade Information System (ETIS) shows illegal trade in elephant ivory to be at its highest level in two decades. In the last 10 years, 62 percent of Africa's forest elephant
Leveraging Technology & Training To Protect African Wildlife Unprecedented poaching crisis demands sophisticated solutions. Date October 31, 2013 Media Contact Jenna Bonello Sarah Fogel WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Richardson Center for Global Engagement and World Wildlife Fund (WWF) co-hosted a forum today ab
riving illegal intemational market and unstable political environments all contribute to a disturbing rise in poaching. The most recent analysis by the Elephant Trade Information System (ETIS) shows illegal trade in elephant ivory to be at its highest level in two decades. In the last 10 years, 62 percent of Africa's forest elephant
Leveraging Technology & Training To Protect African Wildlife Unprecedented poaching crisis demands sophisticated solutions. Date October 31, 2013 Media Contact Jenna Bonello Sarah Fogel WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Richardson Center for Global Engagement and World Wildlife Fund (WWF) co-hosted a forum today ab
riving illegal intemational market and unstable political environments all contribute to a disturbing rise in poaching. The most recent analysis by the Elephant Trade Information System (ETIS) shows illegal trade in elephant ivory to be at its highest level in two decades. In the last 10 years, 62 percent of Africa's forest elephant
Leveraging Technology & Training To Protect African Wildlife Unprecedented poaching crisis demands sophisticated solutions. Date October 31, 2013 Media Contact Jenna Bonello Sarah Fogel WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Richardson Center for Global Engagement and World Wildlife Fund (WWF) co-hosted a forum today ab
iving illegal international market and unstable political environments all contribute to a disturbing rise in poaching. The most recent analysis by the Elephant Trade Information System (ETIS) shows illegal trade in elephant ivory to be at its highest level in two decades. In the last 10 years, 62 percent of Africa's forest elephant
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