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In an effort to help curb illegal trade of wildlife, around 47 officials from various enforcement agencies are taking part in the second, “prevention of Wildlife Trade” workshop in Paro.  The participants are learning about the commonly traded species in the international market and how to identify them. The workshop organised by the department of Forest and Park services in Partnership with the International Fund for Animal Welfare- Wildlife Trust of India and Interpol will end on 14th February.

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