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poaching
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poaching
1. illegal, secret trapping or killing of game.
2. excessive traffic by animals, especially ungulates, on wet pasture fields causing rupture of pasture mat and loss of grass and clover carrying capacity.
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India and China have been under fire from international experts for failing to halt tiger poaching, with conservationists blaming collusion between poachers, government officials and buyers.
India offers money to villagers to vacate tiger reserves by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Because of this, she believes that tiger poaching will dramatically increase if the farming of tigers for their body parts is legalized.
Tigers' last stand: could a radical plan save the world's wild tigers ... by Klein, Andrew / Science World
The unit was launched only last week but Mr Kerr, once a Hartlepool-based PC, is already in India setting up a task force to tackle tiger poaching and trafficking.
Ex Tees PCworks on the wild side by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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