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Forests.org: Bushmeat Links (XML/RSS)

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Bushmeat Crisis Task Force

http://www.bushmeat.org/

facilitates the work of its members in identifying and implementing effective and appropriate solutions to the commercial exploitation of endangered and threatened species
Added: May. 11, 2003 | Rate It

Bushmeat Project: Save the Great Apes, Chimps and Gorillas

http://bushmeat.net/

works to stop the slaughter of the great apes, chimps and gorillas
Added: Jan. 26, 2001 | Rate It

CITES Bushmeat Working Group

http://www.cites.org/eng/prog/bushmeat.shtml

formed to coordinate enforcement of international rules for trade in endangered species products
Added: Apr. 09, 2005 | Rate It

In-situ Wildlife Conservation

http://www.insituwildlifeconservation.org/

2 out of 10 stars (1 vote)

works to address escalating unsustainable utilization of wildlife, indiscriminate destruction of eco-systems, the Bush meat crisis, and the pet and souvenir trade
Added: Apr. 09, 2005 | Rate It

KarlAmman.com

http://karlammann.com/

10 out of 10 stars (1 vote)

photo archives documenting the bushmeat crisis in Africa by Karl Ammann, a wildlife photographer and a leader in the campaign
Added: Feb. 24, 2001 | Rate It

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