*[Enwl-eng] Ivory trade

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Sat May 31 17:44:33 MSK 2025


From: Elephants Protection Team, Ekō <us at eko.org>
Date: сб, 31 мая 2025 г. в 11:04
Subject: Ivory trade

20,000 African elephants illegally killed every year

          
                        Endangered elephants are being illegally slaughtered for trinkets.

                        Now, some countries want to make it legal and overturn the global ban on ivory trading.

                        Protect elephants and demand the ivory trade ban remains in place!

                         Sign the petition 
                       
                 


            Elephants are being slaughtered so their tusks can be turned into trinkets. And now, some governments want to make it legal. Japan and South Africa are pushing to overturn the global ivory trading ban and reopen the market for elephant tusks.

            20,000 African elephants are illegally killed each year for their tusks. A legal ivory trade could wipe out endangered populations.

            In just a few months world leaders will gather at the Endangered Species Convention and the ivory ban is on the agenda. To make sure it’s kept in place let's build a massive wave of public pressure and show them that millions want to protect elephants.

            Sign the petition: protect elephants – keep the global ivory trading ban.

            Forest elephants are gentle, intelligent beings who form lifelong family bonds, and even mourn their dead. But their populations in Africa have already declined by 90% because of illegal poaching that turns their beautiful tusks into art and jewellery.

            Instead of enabling legal ivory trading, conservation efforts should be going towards protecting endangered elephant populations, tackling habitat loss and planning for human and elephant co-existence. These solutions would also provide jobs for locals and create sustainable tourism opportunities.

            Add your name and demand the global ivory trade ban stays in place.

            We’ve stopped this type of cruelty before—let’s do it again and protect the world’s last elephants before it’s too late.


             Sign the petition 
            Thanks for all that you do, 
            Nish, Danny and the team at Ekō



            More information:

            Consensus on ivory trade at the forthcoming CITES CoP20 summit unlikely due to competing interests 
            Environmental Investigation Agency 14 May 2025
            Africa’s elephants have been in dramatic decline for 50 years. 
            The Conversation 02 March 2025
           
              
       






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                  From: Celeste S., Care2 Action Alerts <actionalerts at care2.com>
                  Date: сб, 31 мая 2025 г. в 11:19
                  Subject: Don't let them send these aging captive elephants to yet another zoo


                 
           
     





 
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