wildlife crime

European Parliament today approved plans to tackle wildlife trafficking on eve of #WorldWildlifeDay

On the eve of World Wildlife Day (2 March), the European Parliament has approved European Conservative and Reformist (ECR) MEP Emma McClarkin’s proposals to use trade...

Agriculture13 years ago

Labour MEPs call for action on wildlife crime

Labour MEPs have supported calls for action to tackle the global trade in illegal wildlife products. The European Parliament voted on 15 January on a resolution...

Animal welfare13 years ago

EU support to reduce illegal killing of elephants and other endangered species in developing countries

Today (3 December), the European Union has decided to support a programme that will improve the protection of elephants, great apes and rhinos in Africa as...

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European Parliament today approved plans to tackle wildlife trafficking on eve of #WorldWildlifeDay

Labour MEPs call for action on wildlife crime

EU support to reduce illegal killing of elephants and other endangered species in developing countries

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