At 10; 30 a.m., the state DEC destroys nearly two tons of
illegal ivory confiscated through state enforcement efforts in Central Park, to send «a clear message that the state will not tolerate wildlife crime that threatens to wipe out Africa's elephants,» Manhattan.
Not exact matches
The DEC is planning a public crushing of
illegal ivory tusks, trinkets, statues, jewelry and other decorative items it has
confiscated over the years in Central Park on Aug. 3 at 10:30 a.m.
People in New York City's Times Square will witness plumes of pulverized bone erupt as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service crushes one ton of
confiscated ivory Friday to protest the
illegal poaching of African elephants for the
ivory trade.
Samples of
confiscated illegal ivory should be taken before destroying stockpiles to allow forensic investigators to trace poaching and trafficking routes