๐๐ก๐ Illegal wildlife trade ๐๐ฏ๐ก
We say thank you!! โฅ๏ธ To all the customs heroes for their tireless work in the fight against poaching. Together we work against poaching and the illegal wildlife trade. ๐๐ค ๐ You too can help in the fight against poaching and smuggling. You can find out how in the video. ๐ฐ๐ซ The illegal business brings in 20 billion euros!
We say thank you!! โฅ๏ธ To all the customs heroes for their tireless work in the fight against poaching. Together we work against poaching and the illegal wildlife trade. ๐๐ค
๐ You too can help in the fight against poaching and smuggling. You can find out how in the video.
๐ฐ๐ซ The illegal business brings in 20 billion euros! And it is the third largest organized crime in the world!
There were over 2021 seizures in Europe alone in 4.000. Germany is the sad leader with 1.031.
This is devastating for the wild: 17.000 elephants ๐ and 100.000 pangolins ๐ฆ alone are estimated to be poached every year.
Let's protect nature together and put an end to the illegal wildlife trade. Share the post now so that fewer animal souvenirs are bought.
#stoppoaching #speciesprotection #poaching #customsimployment #customs
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