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| An animal protection volunteer looks at the body of a dead Oriental white stork at Beidagang Natural Reserve in Tianjin on Nov 12. About 20 of the endangered storks were found dead after being poisoned by poachers. Wang Jianing / for China Daily |
Animal rights campaigners are calling on the Chinese people to lose their taste for wild animal meat, as the government carries out a major crackdown on poaching nationwide.
On Thursday, China Wildlife Conservation Association signed a public appeal urging people to refuse to put wild animal meat on dining tables, saying the increasing consumption is at the root of poaching and illegal trading.
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