Animals
Obama Makes $10M Pledge to Combat Illegal Wildlife Trafficking
During a state visit to Tanzania on Monday, U.S. President Barack Obama issued an executive order in a bid to further combat illegal wildlife trafficking. The executive order includes the creation of a presidential task force on wildlife trafficking and $10 million of support in Africa where much of the trafficking takes place.
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