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** BBC documentary highlights our tiger work! ([link removed])
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Yesterday (Wednesday, 4 March) saw the premiere of the major new BBC2 documentary Tigers: Hunting the Traffickers. Debbie Banks, our Tiger Campaigns Leader and an internationally recognised expert in the field, made a big contribution to the programme’s research and also features in it. Tigers: Hunting the Traffickers follows former Royal Marines commando Aldo Kane exposing the shocking secrets of the illegal tiger trade in South-East Asia and those who profit from it. You can watch it on iPlayer.
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** Myanmar teak importers must trace legality ([link removed])
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EIA has been at the forefront of efforts to keep illegally felled teak from Myanmar out of European markets and we’re delighted to see a Dutch court rule that importers must be able to trace the legality of the luxury timber all the way back to felling.
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** Fake coronavirus cure ([link removed])
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As experts zeroed in on consumption of wildlife as the likely cause of China’s coronavirus outbreak, our investigators found illegal wildlife traders seeking to cash in by touting fake cures containing rhino horn and other endangered species products.
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** London Marathon Walk ([link removed])
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Challenge yourself to raise funds for the protection of wildlife and join this marathon walk around London, taking in world-famous sights and less well-known corners as supporters trace a 26-mile route through London. Register and start training now for this iconic September event!
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