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Halting the illegal trade of CITES species from World Heritage Sites

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WWF's report Halting the illegal trade of CITES species from World Heritage Sites, finds that poaching occurs in almost 30% of World Heritage Sites where one third of the world's remaining wild tigers and 40% of all African animals live. These unique sites are also the last refuge for some critically endangered species such as Javan rhinos in Indonesia and vaquitas in Mexico.

  • Halting the illegal trade of CITES species from World Heritage Sites

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