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Elephants are in banburntconservationdangerhappyhelpedhuntersininformationjewellerymademakemarketplacemessagemorepoachersprotectremoverewardunprofitable. Hunters kill them for their tusks. The banburntconservationdangerhappyhelpedhuntersininformationjewellerymademakemarketplacemessagemorepoachersprotectremoverewardunprofitable sell the tusks because they are banburntconservationdangerhappyhelpedhuntersininformationjewellerymademakemarketplacemessagemorepoachersprotectremoverewardunprofitable from ivory. The USA is working to stop this trade. It wants to banburntconservationdangerhappyhelpedhuntersininformationjewellerymademakemarketplacemessagemorepoachersprotectremoverewardunprofitable the world's elephants. On Thursday, the U.S. government banburntconservationdangerhappyhelpedhuntersininformationjewellerymademakemarketplacemessagemorepoachersprotectremoverewardunprofitable almost 6,000 kilograms of ivory tusks. They also destroyed ivory carvings and banburntconservationdangerhappyhelpedhuntersininformationjewellerymademakemarketplacemessagemorepoachersprotectremoverewardunprofitable. The USA wants to send a banburntconservationdangerhappyhelpedhuntersininformationjewellerymademakemarketplacemessagemorepoachersprotectremoverewardunprofitable to poachers (people who illegally hunt and kill elephants) to stop killing elephants. More and more elephants in Africa are dying. It is difficult for African countries to stop the banburntconservationdangerhappyhelpedhuntersininformationjewellerymademakemarketplacemessagemorepoachersprotectremoverewardunprofitable. On Wednesday the USA offered a $1 million banburntconservationdangerhappyhelpedhuntersininformationjewellerymademakemarketplacemessagemorepoachersprotectremoverewardunprofitable for anyone who has banburntconservationdangerhappyhelpedhuntersininformationjewellerymademakemarketplacemessagemorepoachersprotectremoverewardunprofitable about a group in Laos that buys and sells ivory.

Conservationists (people who want to protect animals and the Earth) are banburntconservationdangerhappyhelpedhuntersininformationjewellerymademakemarketplacemessagemorepoachersprotectremoverewardunprofitable with the USA's actions. They say one way to end poaching is to make it banburntconservationdangerhappyhelpedhuntersininformationjewellerymademakemarketplacemessagemorepoachersprotectremoverewardunprofitable. If poachers know they cannot banburntconservationdangerhappyhelpedhuntersininformationjewellerymademakemarketplacemessagemorepoachersprotectremoverewardunprofitable money from ivory, they will not kill elephants. Adam Roberts of the Born Free USA banburntconservationdangerhappyhelpedhuntersininformationjewellerymademakemarketplacemessagemorepoachersprotectremoverewardunprofitable group said: "Any time we can banburntconservationdangerhappyhelpedhuntersininformationjewellerymademakemarketplacemessagemorepoachersprotectremoverewardunprofitable ivory from the banburntconservationdangerhappyhelpedhuntersininformationjewellerymademakemarketplacemessagemorepoachersprotectremoverewardunprofitable, it’s a win for elephants, because it suggests to the world that there isn't profitability to be had by selling ivory. And if there's no profitability in selling ivory, there's no profitability banburntconservationdangerhappyhelpedhuntersininformationjewellerymademakemarketplacemessagemorepoachersprotectremoverewardunprofitable poaching elephants." A worldwide banburntconservationdangerhappyhelpedhuntersininformationjewellerymademakemarketplacemessagemorepoachersprotectremoverewardunprofitable on trading ivory started in 1989. It has banburntconservationdangerhappyhelpedhuntersininformationjewellerymademakemarketplacemessagemorepoachersprotectremoverewardunprofitable to protect elephants, but the world needs to do a lot banburntconservationdangerhappyhelpedhuntersininformationjewellerymademakemarketplacemessagemorepoachersprotectremoverewardunprofitable.