Protected Danube Sturgeon Still Face Decimation by Poaching

Despite strict legal protections, Danube sturgeon populations in the Lower Danube region (Bulgaria, Romania, Ukraine) remain at risk of decimation due to persistent poaching, according to a new WWF report.

14 Jul, 05:52 — 14 Jul, 05:52

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Protected Danube Sturgeon Still Risk Decimation by Poaching

New World Wide Fund for Nature report says strict legal protections are failing to reverse the decline of the famous caviar-producing fish in the Lower Danube region covering Bulgaria, Romania and Ukraine.

By Marian Chiriac

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