UK Government to create on of the toughest bans on the sale of ivory in the world

The video discusses the devastating impact of global ivory demand, leading to the deaths of 55 elephants daily in Africa. To combat this, the UK is implementing a comprehensive ban on ivory sales, supported by public opinion. The ban aims to eliminate the poaching crisis and includes strict penalties for violations. While some exemptions exist, the ban covers ivory items of all ages. The UK government emphasizes that ivory should not be a commodity for financial gain, aiming to set a global example. The ban is part of efforts to undermine the illegal wildlife trade, valued at £17 billion annually.

What is the average number of elephants killed daily in Africa due to ivory demand?

• 100

• 25

• 55

• 75

What is the potential penalty for violating the UK's ivory ban?

• A warning letter

• Unlimited fines and up to five years in prison

• Community service

• A fine of up to £10,000

What is the main goal of the UK's ivory ban?

• To protect elephants for future generations

• To support the ivory trade industry

• To increase ivory sales

• To promote ivory as a status symbol

How does the UK plan to demonstrate its global leadership on the ivory issue?

• By allowing limited ivory sales

• By increasing ivory imports

• By partnering with ivory traders

• By introducing one of the world's toughest bans on ivory sales

What is the estimated annual value of the illegal global wildlife trade?

• £5 billion

• £10 billion

• £17 billion

• £25 billion