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Fighting Illegal Wildlife Trade

Grace Ge Gabriel, Asia Regional Director, International Fund for Animal Welfare

03-Oct-14 14:00

Fighting Illegal Wildlife Trade

In the past forty years, we have lost half of our wildlife in the past forty years, even as illegal hunting and trading of wildlife swell into a $20 billion industry. Grace Ge Gabriel has led very successful campaigns against illegal wildlife trade in China. She reveals  the operations of tiger farms and illegal wildlife trade syndicates, and the role of traditional Chinese medicine in wildlife trade. She shares her experience fighting illegal wildlife trade through advertisements and education.


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