New study challenges the fashion industry’s long held assertion that commercial trade in exotic skins and feathers helps conserve wildlife
GLOBAL - A new peer-reviewed study finds no independent evidence to support fashion industry claims that its exploitation of certain species of wildlife delivers conservation benefits.
Published in Frontiers in Conservation Science, the research scrutinises claims surrounding four species widely used in luxury fashion: Australian saltwater crocodiles, reticulated pythons, Burmese pythons, and South African ostriches.
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