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UK Ivory Ban Widens to Cover Hippos, Orcas, Sperm Whales, Other Aquatic Mammals
Aquatic mammals in UK waters can be potentially included in the Ivory Act 2018. Click to read more. An ivory ban in the United Kingdom has made a significant development following recent discussions among the country's ministers to further tighten the law called Ivory Act 2018, according to reports.
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