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March 3, 2023 Today on New Security Beat Can the Growing Trans-Pacific Wildlife Trade Be Stopped? By Sharon Guynup Today's celebration of World Wildlife Day is a perfect time to focus greater attention on the rapidly growing Latin America-to-Asia wildlife trade. While wildlife trafficking is the world's fourth-largest criminal activity, greater enforcement and intergovernmental collaboration offer hope of successfully stemming the crisis.

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