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Helping instead of Hindering the Wild life Trade?
Sep 6 2006, Kanchan

Your travel gifts souvenirs may be helping to encourage banned Wild life Trade. The International Fund for Animal Welfare (Ifaw) is asking tourists to think twice before buying items containing animal material.

The most obvious of such products...

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