On 11 October, 93.9 kg of elephant ivory was confiscated in Zambia. Again, on 18 October, 22 tusks were seized in Zimbabwe. On 12 October, a man in British Columbia was prosecuted for illegally importing 30,000 pieces of African elephant ivory. It would be difficult to tell from recent events that just a few months ago a decision was made to implement a “resting period†with no new ivory trade proposals permitted for a period of nine years (after stockpile sales go through).
Ivory trade galore: Elephants not yet seeing the benefits of trade suspension

Ivory trade galore: Elephants not yet seeing the benefits of trade suspension
(via www.ifaw.org)
Submitted by greenme on Thu, 2007-11-08 20:02. | Tags: nature | animals | elephant | environement
IVORY TRADE MUST BE STOPPED
IVORY TRADE MUST BE STOPPED