Recently, Peter J. Li is invited to participate in the World Elephant Day event jointly organized by the CBCGDF and the Elephant Conservation Initiative on August 12.

Peter J. Li is an associate professor of East Asian politics at the University of Houston’s School of Social Sciences and a Chinese policy expert at the Humane Society International. His International Humane Society promotes human-animal connections, protects and protects dogs and cats, improves the welfare of farm animals, protects wildlife, liberates animals from experiments and research, responds to natural disasters, and fights various forms of animal abuse. Prior to this, a delegation was dispatched to the International Symposium on Elephant Movement hosted by CBCGDF to exchange discussions on protecting Asian elephants and establishing a cooperative network for ultra-border experts.

Peter Lee specializes in East Asian politics. His research involves Northeast Asian security, US-China relations, and China's environment and animal welfare. In this elephant day event, he will deliver a speech on "Wild Animal Conservation and China's Soft Power Construction".

The CBCGDF International Elephant Expert Working Group, a gathering of many authoritative figures in elephant research, was supported by John Scanlon, president of the Global Initiative to End Wildlife Crime. The timely discussion of Yunnan elephants in endangered species of wild animals and plants has been supported by many experts in the United States, Africa, and Asia. Lee's sharing is highly anticipated at the Elephant Day event. Please continue to pay attention to CBCGDF's media for more information on World Elephant Day activities.

Original Chinese article: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/ED3vMi93OQRZz34SfzDYZg

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