Sounding the Horn a Survey of Rhino Horn Antiques Sold in 2017 at Auction in the UK
C Sounding the Horn A survey of rhino horn antiques sold in 2017 at auction in the UK Sue Brace and Cathy Dean | Save The Rhino International, October 2018 Acknowledgements We would like to record our thanks to the following people and organisations, who kindly provided comment, information and / or advice at various stages in the production of this report: Jane Alexandra, Two Million Tusks Elizabeth Biott, Defra Andrew Brown, Environmental Investigation Agency Helen Carless, Lawrences Auctioneers Laura Chesters, Antiques Trade Gazette Jonathan Cook Naomi Doak, The Royal Foundation Kenneth Donaldson Richard Emslie, IUCN SSC African Rhino Specialist Group Craig Fellows Ian Guildford, National Wildlife Crime Unit Emma Henderson, Oxford Radiocarbon Accelerator Unit Lynn Johnson, Leadership Mastery Pty Ltd Elaine Kendall, Defra Emma Lear, Ecosphere Capital Limited Richard Lewis, Auction Technology Group Grant Miller, UK Border Force CITES Donalea Patman, For the Love of Wildlife Limited Louise Ravula, Two Million Tusks Karen Rennie, Rennie’s Seaside Modern Julian Rademeyer, TRAFFIC Alex Rhind Alan Roberts, National Wildlife Crime Unit David L. Roberts, Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology, University of Kent Richard Thomas, TRAFFIC Lucy Webster, Science and Advice for Scottish Agriculture Aron White, Environmental Investigation Agency Suggested citation Suggested citation: Brace, S. and Dean, C. (2018). Sounding the Horn: A survey of rhino horn antiques sold in 2017 at auction in the UK. Save the Rhino International, London. Contents
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