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Ivory products for sale in Japan
Merlin ID: 476661
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African elephant ivory products for sale in Tokyo, Japan.
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Adam Peyman/HSI
Ivory products for sale in Japan
Merlin ID: 476659
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Hanko, or personal seal stamps, made from African elephant ivory for sale in Tokyo, Japan
Credit
Adam Peyman/HSI
Wild African Elephants
Merlin ID: 385847
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Wild African elephants
Credit
Cathy Smith
Wild African Elephants
Merlin ID: 385843
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Wild African elephants
Credit
Cathy Smith
Ivory Crush in Central Park
Merlin ID: 385765
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A stockpile of ivory to be crushed at an ivory crush event partnered by the Humane Society of the United States, and organized by New York State’s Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), with support from Tiffany & Co in Central Park on Thursday, Aug 3 2017 in New York City. Ivory crush events like this one, in which local authorities destroy their stockpile of seized ivory, help raise awareness of the poaching crisis and ivory trade.
Credit
Mark Von Holden/AP Images for The HSUS
Ivory Crush in Central Park
Merlin ID: 385761
Caption
A stockpile of ivory to be crushed at an ivory crush event partnered by the Humane Society of the United States, and organized by New York State’s Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), with support from Tiffany & Co in Central Park on Thursday, Aug 3 2017 in New York City. Ivory crush events like this one, in which local authorities destroy their stockpile of seized ivory, help raise awareness of the poaching crisis and ivory trade.
Credit
Mark Von Holden/AP Images for The HSUS
Ivory Crush in Central Park
Merlin ID: 385723
Caption
A stockpile of ivory to be crushed at an ivory crush event partnered by the Humane Society of the United States, and organized by New York State’s Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), with support from Tiffany & Co in Central Park on Thursday, Aug 3 2017 in New York City. Ivory crush events like this one, in which local authorities destroy their stockpile of seized ivory, help raise awareness of the poaching crisis and ivory trade.
Credit
Mark Von Holden/AP Images for The HSUS
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