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Watch Elisa Panjang and Paul Thomson Talk Pangolins at the 2018 Wildlife Conservation Expo
October 13, 2018
Paul Thomson
Watch Elisa Panjang and Paul Thomson Talk Pangolins at the 2018 Wildlife Conservation Expo
Paul Thomson
October 13, 2018

Watch Elisa Panjang and Paul Thomson Talk Pangolins at the 2018 Wildlife Conservation Expo

Paul Thomson
October 13, 2018

Pangolins are the most trafficked mammal in the world. Paul Thomson from Save Pangolins provides context on the illegal pangolin trade and Elisa Panjang shares the work she is doing to protect this scaly species at the 2018 Wildlife Conservation Expo. Watch their full talk below.

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