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Getting a grasp on the global wildlife trade
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Understanding the scale of a problem can be the first step to finding solutions. Wildlife is traded around the world, by legal or illegal means, and gaining information about the extent of this trade offers a way to guide strategies for conservation work that helps to prevent biodiversity loss.
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