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Coral poaching : ウィキペディア英語版
Coral poaching

Coral poaching is the confiscation of highly valued coral species from protected areas for sale as many types of jewelry that could be sold of upwards to $1,800 per gram. The illegal removal of coral happens to be one of the most major environmental issues in many counties of Eastern Asia that destroys valuable ecosystems that harbors much marine life. The resulting effect of harvesting coral colonies causes a significant financial loss to the surrounding economies and the destruction of many environments.
==Introduction==

Coral is one of the most highly valued pieces of jewelry in many parts of Asia. It has a wholesale market value between $50 to $60 million per year and the value of each piece of jewelry is based on the color, size, and quality of the coral. The most common type of coral harvested that is sold is known as Red Coral since it is believed that this type of coral is the most precious of all types of coral. The substance is thought to be endowed with enigmatic sanctified properties as well as thought to bring about many cures and remedies. Unfortunately due to these beliefs, coral has been harvested for centuries being passed around and traded well-throughout Eastern Asia.

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