WWF Russia urges people to forgo caviar during New Year's holida

WWF Russia urges people to forgo caviar during New Year's holida

MOSCOW, Russia - The conservation group WWF Russia has launched a campaign urging people not to eat caviar during the New Year's holidays to protect the dwindling population of sturgeon, which is rapidly being depleted by poaching. This photo was provided Dec. 31 by Caviar Emptor, a campaign to protect and restore threatened Caspian Sea sturgeon. (Kyodo)

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