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Title:

KZN poaching drops since virus lockdown

Author(s):
Ngcobo N
Publication Year:
2020
Abstract:

KZN Ezemvelo Wildlife says they have seen a decrease in poaching since the start of the national lockdown. But the conservation body says they remain on high alert as poachers continue to operate in the province. Last week, a suspect was arrested in Mtubatuba, North of KZN for the illegal possession and sale of elephant ivory in the KwaMsane Township.

Series Title:
EastCoastRadio
Type:
Newspaper
Item Type:
Report
Language:
en
Keywords:
wildlife, crime, ivory, poaching, big game
Files:
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SA_2020-05_KZN poaching drops since virus lockdown_EastCoastRadio.pdf 2.59 MB

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