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Conservation Groups Welcome China’s Decision to Ban on Wildlife Markets

by Eric Olander
A vendor sleeps next to giant tortoises she sells for eating in a market in Guangzhou. The rare tortoises are around twenty years old and sell for US$150 each. AFP PHOTO/Peter PARKS PETER PARKS / AFP
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