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WCB 2020 – ISSUE 1

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Wildlife Crime Bulletin 2020– Issue 1

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WCB No.1 2020 (Mar. 16, 2020)

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Bears Bears are held captive in Vietnam for their bile which is believed to hold medicinal value. For 15 years, ENV has been working with NGO partners, the Vietnamese government, and law enforcement to free captive bears and end the bear bile industry in Vietnam. In 2005 when ENV began

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Pangolins Pangolins are highly valued for their scales and meat, making them the most trafficked mammal in the world. Pangolin scales are used in traditional medicine, believed to improve lactation for mothers of newborn children. The huge demand for their scales has almost wiped out all 8 species of pangolin,

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Rhinos The Javan rhino, a formerly native animal to Vietnam, has been extinct in Vietnam since 2010, when the last individual was found shot dead in Cat Tien National Park, Vietnam. Rhinos in Africa and Asia continue to be hunted and killed for their horn, which is smuggled into black

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