38 endangered Brazilian tree species illegally traded, poorly tracked: Study
2020-06-18 19:03
The 38 species, some found in the Amazon, were logged, milled, and sold in Brazil or exported, likely ending up as high-end decking. Better tracking and protection is needed, say researchers.
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