We work on wildlife trade because illegal and unsustainable trade is one of the most direct threats to species, ecosystems, global security, and the services nature provides. Our mission is to make ...
Customs officers play a key role in detecting suspicious wildlife consignments by checking documents, inspecting shipments, ...
Illegal wildlife trade (IWT) generates substantial profits, often laundered through complex financial networks. To dismantle trafficking networks and combat ...
Rachel Boratto (GuArdean), Lalita Gomez (GuArdean), Heather Sohl (WWF), Leigh Henry (WWF), Kanitha Krishnasamy (TRAFFIC), Elizabeth John (TRAFFIC), Ramacandra Wong ...
Stakeholders representing industry, government and academia convened in Guangzhou for a cross-sector capacity-building exchange event, followed by thematic forums addressing the Pet Bird Industry and ...
Every year, significant quantities of protected animals and plants leave Madagascar, smuggled across borders through its ports and airports. Moving via both freight and passenger routes, these illicit ...
Concealed elephant ivory, hundreds of turtles hidden in shipments, and tonnes of illegal timber can all be part of wider criminal chains. These crimes threaten species, weaken ecosystems, and ...
Organised global wildlife crime is disappearing species and decimating the communities that depend on them. Your donation fuels the fight for a better future - right now. Every gift helps defend ...
À Madagascar, les ports, aéroports et autres points de contrôle constituent des zones stratégiques dans la lutte contre le commerce illégal d’espèces sauvages. Les agents des douanes y jouent un rôle ...
Players of the Postcode Lottery are helping strengthen crucial action to stop illegal wildlife trade. Thanks to the funding raised by players, TRAFFIC is able to boost efforts to combat wildlife crime ...
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