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wpadmin Science Matters October 7, 2022 The illegal or unsustainable wildlife trade (IUWT)1 has grown at a global level and, if left unchecked, presents serious negative impacts on not only species and ecosystems but also on the wellbeing of humanity from a variety of fronts. A review carried out by a team of international stakeholders and supported by, among others, the DSI-NRF Centre of Excellence for Invasion Biology, looked at the true cost of IUWT and issued a warning to humanity. 09-NRF_SMM_Vol5Issue2_The-Far-Reaching-Effects-of-the-Illegal-or-Unsustainable-Wildlife-TradeDownload Share on Facebook Share on X
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