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News Articles
- (May 2024): International Leopard Day: Malaysia gives leopard poacher long jail term
- (May 2024): Webinar and survey to identify opportunities and barriers to sustainable, legal trade in CITES-listed medicinal and aromatic plants
- (Apr 2024): Protecting trees in the world’s second-largest rainforest by ensuring their sustainable trade
- (Apr 2024): Trial date set for Malaysia’s first court case on trafficking of African Rhino horns
- (Apr 2024): Historic agreement between Nigeria and Cameroon to tackle wildlife crime
- (Apr 2024): Bhutan and the Tiger Conservation Coalition Commit to Catalysing $1 billion USD for tigers
- (Apr 2024): Bhutan hosts summit targeting $1 billion USD for the conservation of tiger landscapes
- (Apr 2024): New Tool Proves its Worth in West Africa Wildlife Trafficking Rescue
- (Mar 2024): United action to combat illegal wildlife trafficking in global supply chains
- (Mar 2024): New award recognises achievements in fighting wildlife crime in Philippines
- (Mar 2024): The Himalayan Women Harvesters Who Move Mountains
- (Mar 2024): Deepwater Sharks and Rays in Deep Trouble
- (Feb 2024): Driving action to prevent decline in migratory species
- (Feb 2024): Unlock secrets of ‘astounding pangolins’ in beautiful children’s animation, with plea to keep them safe
- (Feb 2024): Securing a safe future for ice-age antelope
- (Feb 2024): Spotlighting wild species trade in Central Asia
- (Feb 2024): Singapore court gets tough on rhino horn smuggler
- (Feb 2024): TRAFFIC welcomes three new Directors
- (Jan 2024): In Memory of Adam Elisau Pires
- (Dec 2023): TNRC places anti-corruption strategies on global conservation agendas
- (Dec 2023): Africa and Asia Timber Industries Embark on a New Era of Legal and Sustainable Cooperation
- (Dec 2023): How is CITES sharpening its teeth for better compliance to stop illegal wild species trade?
- (Dec 2023): What are NDFs? A vital tool for the future of sustainable trade in wild species
- (Nov 2023): Could 42 be the answer to defining sustainability? Time to test new tool for assessing the sustainability of wild species use
- (Nov 2023): New wildlife crime lab to help catch traffickers in Malawi
- (Nov 2023): Wildlife sniffer dogs to hit a century in India
- (Nov 2023): Fighting wild species crime on the agenda at Anti-Money Laundering Forum
- (Nov 2023): Building a roadmap for sustainable management of commercial medicinal plants in Nepal
- (Nov 2023): Combatting Illegal Exotic Pet Trade: New Campaign Focuses On EU Regulation
- (Nov 2023): Suitcase of armadillos shows no species spared in trafficking via Southeast Asia’s airports
- (Nov 2023): Are CITES COP19 agreements standing the test of time? Committee meets to discuss progress towards CoP20
- (Nov 2023): TRAFFIC and China Partner for a Greener Hardwood Industry
- (Oct 2023): Successful detection rises in effort to stamp out wildlife smuggled in the mail
- (Oct 2023): Sustainable Wildlife Management is essential to achieve key targets of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework
- (Oct 2023): More bite for Malaysia’s fledgling Wildlife Crime Bureau
- (Oct 2023): TRAFFIC enhances anti-money laundering expertise in China to detect wildlife crime
- (Oct 2023): No checkpoint left behind: frontline Customs officers receive vital timber training
- (Sep 2023): Scaling-up demand reduction for illegal exotic pets and wildlife products in Europe
- (Sep 2023): Vietnamese lawmakers rally for stricter measures against wildlife crime in TV panel special
- (Sep 2023): The power of unity: Regional TWIX workshop strengthens East African wildlife law enforcement
- (Aug 2023): Anti-smuggling Police Gather in Shanghai to strengthen Collaboration in Combating Wildlife Trafficking
- (Aug 2023): No respite for Southeast Asia’s Red Apes
- (Aug 2023): USAID Supports Cycling Event on World Elephant Day to Help Stop Illegal Wildlife Trade
- (Aug 2023): TRAFFIC champions Taskforce on Nature Markets Final Report and Recommendations released today
- (Aug 2023): In light of global tiger day, Vietnamese companies take action against illegal wild species consumption
- (Jul 2023): The Latin America Chapter: Turning the page on illegal trade in the transport sector
- (Jul 2023): Viet Nam traditional medicine and pharmaceutical companies reject illegal wild species-based ingredients and products
- (Jul 2023): Cameroon and Viet Nam law enforcement: reinforcing the foundations for sustainable and legal timber trade
- (Jul 2023): It Is Time To Mainstream Biodiversity To Reach Sustainable Development Goals
- (Jul 2023): A slow song of despair: TRAFFIC experts sound the alarm on lack of management threatening Guitarfish
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