France commits to end imports of hunting trophies from threatened species
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France bans imports of trophies from endangered animals
People with a lot of money still travel to Africa to hunt endangered animals for trophies, with the goal of bringing home heads, hides, or similar items. Now, Humane World for Animals Europe reports that France has decided to put a stop to this. The decision reportedly has strong public support, at 91 percent, and between 2015 and 2024, France imported 827 hunting trophies from CITES-listed (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Speci…
There are people with a lot of money who continue to travel to Africa to hunt endangered animals for trophies, with the aim of taking home heads, skins or similar objects. Now, Humane World for Animals Europe reports that France has decided to put an end to this. Apparently, the decision has strong public support, 91%, and between 2015 and 2024, France imported 827 mammal hunting trophies included in the CITES list (Convention on International T…
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