On Saturday, activists in Los Angeles, San Francisco and cities around the world will participate in a global march for elephants and rhinos. It's designed to draw attention to the slaughter of over 30,000 elephants and more than 1,000 rhinos each year -- killed for the illegal wildlife trade in jewelry, trinkets and medicinals. San Francisco and Los Angeles are the second and third largest U.S. markets for ivory, after New York.
Global Marches Put Spotlight on Slaughter of Elephants, Rhinos
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