Helping-Spot

   Each year, millions of animals from hundreds of different species are illegally taken from their native environments and transported across the world, contributing to a growing global wildlife trafficking network. Wildlife trafficking in exchange for money or other goods has become an increasing problem, and is a serious factor in the extinction of hundreds of species of animals. Occurring across the globe, this form of live trafficking has the potential to greatly harm countless ecosystems, and current conservation efforts must be strengthened in order to stop wildlife trafficking. The conservation process starts in the hands of the individual. Making smart decisions while travelling and encourage others to learn about wildlife trafficking can make a large difference in the fight against illegal trade.              Wildlife trafficking is defined as “the  unlawful harvest of and trade in live animals and plants or parts and products ...