
United Nations has given $40 million to 13 African countries to fund against illegal trafficking of widelife.Botswana,Cameroon,Ethiopia,Gabon,Mozambique,Republic of Congo,Tanzania,Zambia,Kenya,Malawi,Mali,South Africa and Zimbabwe stand to benefit from the funds to finance wildlife conservation,wildlife crime prevention,and sustainable development in order to reduce adverse impacts of poaching and illegal trade.UN Environment Programme {UNEP} Executive Director Achim Steiner said that ''Ending the illegal trade in wildlife requires a concerted and cooperative effort between all sectors.These new projects will further these efforts and help bring us closer to ending wildlife crime one and for all. One more photo below.
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