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European Parliament Resolves to Get Tough on Wildlife Crime [VIDEO]
A resolution by the European Parliament calls for tougher penalties for wildlife crimes and more training for law enforcement officials to combat the trafficking of illegal items such as elephant ivory and rhino horn.
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