Pham Huong joins campaign to end illegal wildlife trade
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Huong is embarking on the adventure at the invitation of the Centre of Hands-on Action and Networking for Growth and Environment (CHANGE) and WildAid, two US environmental organizations. |
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Her partnership comes in the wake of a poaching crisis across Africa that is wreaking havoc on creatures great and small, from elephants and rhinos to pangolins and African Gray Parrots |
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Huong says she is proud to be associated with this initiative and pleased to support the commitment to help end this scourge |
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The threat facing wildlife is serious, she says, especially in Africa, where cases of wildlife poaching are rampant, largely driven by the demand for ivory and rhino horn |
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We all have a responsibility to support the conservation of wildlife and it is imperative that that everyone gets more involved in stopping the vice |
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She is accompanied by runner up for the Miss Universe Vietnam 2015 crown Le Hang |
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