A major new conservation report says that the world's most beautiful and iconic sites are under threat from poaching and trafficking. The World Wildlife Fund says that illegal poaching, logging and fishing is happening in nearly a third of all UNESCO ecological sites, and species are 'being driven to extinction'. Dan Ashby sent this from one of the worst-affected countries.
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