Nature's pharmacy often hides in plain sight. From ingredients used in traditional medicines, cosmetics and religious ...

Customs officers play a key role in detecting suspicious wildlife consignments by checking documents, inspecting shipments, ...

Chaque année, d’importantes quantités d’animaux et de plantes protégés quittent Madagascar clandestinement via les ports et les aéroports. Ces flux illicites, qui se fondent dans le fret et le ...

Community intelligence gathering around Cameroon’s Lobéké National Park reveals the presence of the Grey Parrot derivative among more recognized trafficking of skulls and tail feathers. The blood of ...

Home to one of the world’s busiest transshipment hubs, Singapore is stepping up to shield its maritime sector from wildlife traffickers, with a targeted guide to help industry members spot and stop ...

Malaysia’s strong air connectivity positions its airports as vital gateways for global travel, tourism and trade, but also attractive targets for wildlife traffickers. An array of wildlife ranging ...

Groundbreaking genetic evidence links trafficked lion parts to a known individual — setting a new global standard for wildlife crime prosecutions For the first time anywhere in the world, DNA ...

Stopping illegal and unsustainable trade in wild species requires behaviour change with consumers, to complement law enforcement efforts along supply chains. Marking a decade of action to cut demand ...

ShellShock explores the state of South Africa’s endemic Abalone Haliotis midae. Decades of poaching and trafficking have driven wild populations towards collapse, fuelling organised crime and ...

Gibbons, nature’s famed acrobats now already on the brink, are tumbling deeper into peril with seizures from illegal trade climbing over the past decade and reaching an all-time high in 2025. Over 336 ...

Trade in marine ornamental fish is an important source of livelihoods for coastal communities. But unsustainable and/or unregulated collection of ornamental fish may be damaging reef habitats and ...

The findings are especially timely given recent trialling of a potential 'Whitelist' system by China’s National Forestry and Grassland Administration (NFGA). This policy would be applicable to African ...