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There has been progress in key areas in the six months since the UK government staged the largest-ever Illegal Wildlife Trade conference in October 2018 including the launch of education packs.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Foreign Office Minister Mark Field visits the London office of the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) to see new fingerprint testing kits which will be used to fight the illegal wildlife trade.
Actions and commitments from the 2018 London Conference on the Illegal Wildlife Trade (IWT).
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In partnership with the Namibian NGO Save The Rhino Trust (SRT) the British High Commission to Namibia celebrated the 92nd Birthday of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II under the theme #EndWildlifeCrime.
There have been more than 60,000 responses to the Government¡¯s proposed ban on ivory sales to help bring an end to elephant poaching.
The Ivory Bill introduced to Parliament today will be the toughest in Europe - and one of the toughest in the world.
A ban on ivory sales in the UK will be introduced as plans published to protect elephants.
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson hosts meeting to drive innovation in fight against illegal wildlife trade.
Minister for Africa Harriett Baldwin praises African conservation efforts but calls for international cooperation to tackle poachers and the illegal ivory trade.
UK aid will protect critically endangered wildlife in Indonesia and Liberia by creating sustainable jobs for people who work near these animal¡¯s habitats.
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