Значения термина ivory poaching на английском

Legal trade and ivory poaching is not connected.

Elephant populations have shrunk by 30% over the last seven years, mostly because of ivory poaching.

Yastrzhembsky said Pope Francis saw a shortened version of his film before publicly speaking out in Nairobi against ivory poaching in Kenya.

Asuka and Airi hope her visit could build momentum to raising awareness of ivory poaching and to Japan ending all ivory trade.

A good many were not averse to ivory poaching; and the happy hunting ground of ivory poaching was at that time the French Congo.

But ivory poaching is very rare in the area, as poachers know there is little chance of getting out of the Mara Triangle undetected.

This point is backed by shadow environment secretary Nick Herbert, who recently returned from a visit to study the impact of ivory poaching in India.

Poaching of wildlife and particularly elephant poaching occurs frequently along Botswana's international borders and mostly foreign nationals have been implicated in ivory poaching and smuggling.

But in 2013, when there was a rise in ivory poaching incidents in Kenya and across the continent, Asuka knew more had to be done.

African elephant numbers, for example, fell by 20 percent between 2006 and 2015 because of a surge in ivory poaching, according to conservationists.

The Wildlife Conservation Society says their numbers fell by 65 per cent across the Central African Republic between 2002 and 2013 due to ivory poaching.