Sulawesi's Thriving Illegal Wildlife Trade (Reupload) | Full Episode | SBS Dateline
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Sulawesi’s forests are dubbed the Galapagos of Asia. Home to a melting pot of life, many of the animals that live on this Indonesian island, are found nowhere else in the world. For this episode first aired in 2019, Dateline investigates the illegal wildlife trade in Sulawesi and how it’s wiping out rare and endemic species.
00:43 Intro 01:16 The butterfly traders of Bantimurung 05:33 Rescuing a yaki, a critically endangered macaque 07:46 Inside the Tasikoki Wildlife Refuge 10:56 Inside an extreme bushmeat market 18:55 A look at law enforcement efforts 21:01 Forestry official responds to criticism 23:00 Green Gospel: teaching conservation through the Bible
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