Trade in rare plants on social media must be monitored

Tuesday, March 15, 2016 - 13:00 in Biology & Nature

A study conducted by the University of Kent's Dr Amy Hinsley and Dr David Roberts, and published by Conservation Biology, represents the first large-scale global survey of wildlife trade via a social-media site, using the orchid trade as a case study.

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