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Activist Bo Derek Named Special Envoy of the Secretary of State for Wildlife Trafficking Issues

April 21, 2006
Washington, DC

In celebration of Earth Day 2006, Bo Derek was named Special Envoy of the Secretary of State for Wildlife Trafficking Issues in a ceremony at the State Department.   Click on images for larger versions and captions.

Deputy Secretary Zoellick with Activist Bo Derek at the State Department
Deputy Secretary Zoellick with activist Bo Derek at the State Department

 

 

Earth Day U.S. event
Deputy Secretary Zoellick shakes hands with Bo Derek at the podium 

Activist Bo Derek being sworn-in at the State Department
Activist Bo Derek being sworn in at the State Department

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