USAID Regional Development Mission for Asia: ASEAN-Wildlife Enforcement Network Support Program

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Photo of illegally harvested animal parts from Southeast Asia, including a tiger paw and various horns and antlers, displayed on a red tarp.

Every year, millions of dollars worth of illegally harvested animal and plant species are trafficked and sold in Southeast Asia.

ASEAN-Wildlife Enforcement Network Support Program

For the most up-to-date information on this activity, please download the FACT Sheet below.

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This page last updated on January 03, 2011

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