Push to revise conservation law as Indonesians post wildlife crimes to Facebook

Mongabay
By Philip JacobsonJul 10, 2015, 3:42 am140 pts
The Indonesian government has promised to crack down on the growing number of people showing off dead or abused endangered animals on social media. In February, for example, residents of the Sumatran village of Sibide posted pictures to Facebook of themselves posing with a dead Sumatran tiger, whose dwindling…

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