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Transport companies learn the importance of adopting zero-tolerance policy towards wildlife crime.

30 May 2017

Viet Nam: Transport companies adopt zero-tolerance policies towards wildlife crime

Hanoi, Viet Nam, 30th May 2017—70 transport company managers and drivers understand the importance of adopting corporate social responsibility (CSR)…

26 May 2017

Shark and Ray Trade in Singapore

Singapore, 26th May 2017 - Singapore is the world's second largest shark fin trader by value after Hong Kong according to a new report by TRAFFIC and…

Representatives from the local tourism sector attend a workshop advocating responsible travel practices © TRAFFIC

23 May 2017

TRAFFIC and Qyer joint effort targets Responsible Travel behaviour

Chiang Mai, Thailand, 23rd May 2017—TRAFFIC, WWF and Qyer co-hosted a workshop on the theme of “Rejecting Illegal Wildlife Products and Practicing…

Private sector representatives pledge zero-tolerance to illegal wildlife consumption

23 May 2017

More champions combating Illegal Wildlife Trafficking

Hanoi, Viet Nam, 23rd May 2017—Private sector representatives learned about the impact of wildlife crime on business and the economy and pledged to…

Recovered Black Pond Turtles © Department of Wildlife and National Parks Peninsular Malaysia

23 May 2017

Turtle trafficker conviction highlights illegal trade threat to turtles on World Turtle Day

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 23rd May 2017—World Turtle Day: a recent conviction in Malaysia has highlighted the threat to freshwater turtles from illegal…

An example of a rhino horn product listed in a recent online advert © TRAFFIC

22 May 2017

Wildlife Cybercrime in China: E-commerce and social media monitoring in 2016

Beijing, China, 22nd May 2017—TRAFFIC’s ongoing monitoring has revealed a steadily declining though persistent number of advertisements illegally…

Seized Shipment of Illegal African Elephant Tusks, Thailand. © WWF / James Morgan

22 May 2017

Flying Under the Radar

Washington, D.C., USA, 22nd May 2017—A new analysis of global airport wildlife seizure and trafficking data reveals that wildlife traffickers around…

© Brent Stirton / Reportage for Getty Images / WWF

18 May 2017

Timber exploitation: The China-Africa Dialogue for closer collaboration on forestry legality

Douala, Cameroon, May 2017—A meeting between forestry representatives from Cameroun, Congo and China took place last month, aimed at strengthening…

Ivory tusks © TRAFFIC

17 May 2017

European Union suspends the re-export of raw ivory

Brussels, Belgium, 17th May 2017—The European Commission has published a guidance document under which the European Union (EU) will suspend…

A Helmeted Hornbill, prized for their ivory casques, in flight © Muhammad Alzahri

16 May 2017

Mapping seizures to aid conservation of imperilled Helmeted Hornbill

Kuching, Malaysia, 16th May 2017—An updated trade hotspot map by the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA), and TRAFFIC reinforces the position of…

Madelon Willemsen, Head of TRAFFIC's Viet Nam office, addresses the conference on the risks posed by online illegal wildlife trade © TRAFFIC

16 May 2017

Viet Nam E-Commerce Conference: a prime time to discuss wildlife crime

Hanoi, Viet Nam, 16th May 2017—Roughly 400 leaders in Viet Nam’s technology sector have been given the tools to adopt corporate social responsibility…

Malaysian Customs display the seized tortoises © Elizabeth John / TRAFFIC

15 May 2017

Malaysian Customs make large seizure of threatened Malagasy tortoises

Sepang, Malaysia, 15th May 2017–Rhino horns, pangolin scales and now 330 Critically Endangered Malagasy tortoises: Customs officers at Malaysia’s…

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