Study warns of impacts of unregulated trade in Indonesian porcupines

Mongabay
Jun 29, 2021, 11:58 pm236 pts
JAKARTA — The unmonitored illegal trade in porcupines across Indonesia has prompted calls from conservationists for stricter protection for the species’ population in the wild. A new study examining seizure data of porcupines, their parts and derivatives in Indonesia has found more than 450 of the animals…

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