US, China Step Up Fight Against Wildlife Trafficking

U.S. and Chinese officials have met on the margins of the Strategic and Economic Dialogue in Washington to discuss ways to broaden cooperation in fighting illegal wildlife trafficking. Officials agreed to work together on public awareness campaigns and step up law enforcement. And for the first time, they focused on ways to combat the trafficking of marine species. Undersecretary of State Catherine Novelli said the United States and China are two of the world’s biggest markets...

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