“On the Trail” n°3
Quarterly information and analyses bulletin on animal poaching and smuggling (pdf 80 p. 4.5 Mo) with a special item on the scheduled French illegal ivory crushing tomorrow.
Rhinoceroses and elephants, pages 48 to 69
“On the Trail” n°3
“On the Trail” n°3 (pdf 80 p. 4.5 Mo)
Seahorses, sea cucumbers, queen conches and sharks, pages 3 and 4
Robin des Bois is pleased to present to you the third edition of “On the Trail”, a quarterly information and analyses bulletin on animal poaching and smuggling with a special item on the scheduled French illegal ivory crushing tomorrow.
“On the Trail” n°3
“On the Trail” n°3
Whales and marine mammals, pages 4 and 5
Robin des Bois is pleased to present to you the third edition of “On the Trail”, a quarterly information and analyses bulletin on animal poaching and smuggling (pdf 80 p. 4.5 Mo).
“On the Trail” n°3
“On the Trail” n°3
(pdf 80 p. 4.5 Mo)
Robin des Bois is pleased to present to you the third edition of “On the Trail”, a quarterly information and analyses bulletin on animal poaching and smuggling with a special item on the scheduled French illegal ivory crushing tomorrow.
Here’s to China for the Elephants!
Today, China destroyed some of the stockpiles of illegal elephant ivory seized along and within its borders.
In accordance with CITES* Decisions, the traders accredited by the Chinese government bought, at auctions, 60 tonnes of ivory in 2008 from 4 countries in southern Africa, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia, and South Africa. The average price was 157 US$/kg, ten times less expensive than black market rates at the time. Following this 172 workshops and retail stores were supplied elephant tusks benefiting from a specific license.
