Pangolins are the world’s most trafficked wild mammals, with their scales trafficked in large quantities across continents. But does this mean that all pangolins are killed for the illicit trans-national trade?
Charles Emogor will explore local dynamics of pangolin hunting and use, and discuss ways people can contribute towards saving the scaly anteaters from possible extinction.
Charles Emogor is a tropical ecologist studying the dynamics of biological resource use. He is completing a PhD on pangolin ecology and threats at the University of Cambridge, with fieldwork in Nigeria. Charles is a 2021 National Geographic Explorer and the founder of Pangolino, a non-profit that raises public support for pangolins.
Attending the event
This talk will be held in the Kohn Centre room at the following times:
Saturday 8 July 2023, 11.30am — 11.50pm
Sunday 9 July 2023, 12.30pm — 12.50pm
- Free to attend
- In person only
- No registration required
- Suitable for everyone
- Travel and accessibility information - contact us directly to arrange any specific accessibility requirements
- Food and drink will be available for purchase at our onsite café
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