Official tied to commercial breeding to represent US at global wildlife trade meeting

Jenifer Chatfield, a top U.S. official with family ties to the commercial breeding of wild animals, is set to represent the U.S. at the upcoming CITES meeting in Geneva. Her role in this global wildlife trade treaty is controversial given her background, raising questions about the integrity and motivations behind U.S. policy on wildlife conservation. This move underscores the intersection of profit and policy in conservation efforts, highlighting the need for transparency and ethical considerations in international wildlife trade negotiations.