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Inside the illegal wildlife trade

Inside the illegal wildlife trade

United for Wildlife remind us of the harsh realities of the illegal wildlife trade. The aviation industry is helping combat this crime, and here's how: iata.org/wildlife | International Air Transport Association (IATA)

United for Wildlife remind us of the harsh realities of the illegal wildlife trade. The aviation industry is helping combat this crime, and here's how: iata.org/wildlife | International Air Transport Association (IATA)

926 viewsSep 19, 2016

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How many pangolins do you think have been trafficked in the last 10 years? The answer is a staggering 1 million. This makes them one of the most endangered animals in the world, traded for their meat and scales. Our Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund provides funding to projects around the world to tackle the illegal trading of wildlife like pangolins. Read more: https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/illegal-wildlife-trade-iwt-challenge-fund | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Af

How many pangolins do you think have been trafficked in the last 10 years? The answer is a staggering 1 million. This makes them one of the most endangered animals in the world, traded for their meat and scales. Our Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund provides funding to projects around the world to tackle the illegal trading of wildlife like pangolins. Read more: https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/illegal-wildlife-trade-iwt-challenge-fund | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Af

787 viewsFeb 20, 2021

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Illegal wildlife trade

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On #WorldRangerDay we highlight the Illegal Wildlife Trade that continues to threaten Africa's wildlife with Extinction. Our troops continue to support African nations tackling this threat ahead of the Illegal Wildlife Trade Conference in October. http://ow.ly/2T0O30lclTb | Ministry of Defence

On #WorldRangerDay we highlight the Illegal Wildlife Trade that continues to threaten Africa's wildlife with Extinction. Our troops continue to support African nations tackling this threat ahead of the Illegal Wildlife Trade Conference in October. http://ow.ly/2T0O30lclTb | Ministry of Defence

989 viewsJul 31, 2018

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Combating Illegal Wildlife Trade through Ports

Combating Illegal Wildlife Trade through Ports

Stopping the Illegal Wildlife Trade

This is the illegal wildlife trade. And this is why we’re calling on global leaders at the London Conference today to end wildlife crime. | WWF UK

10.7K viewsOct 11, 2018

The Evolving War on Illegal Wildlife Trade

Authorities crack down on illegal wildlife trade

Intel unit to help curb illegal wildlife trade

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There are no winners in the illegal trade in wildlife

Archived: Wildlife Trafficking: Why battling this illicit trade is crucial

The global illicit trade in wildlife is thought to be worth around 20 billion dollars a year - and it's pushing some species towards extinction. Many of the creatures that are bought and sold come from the jungles of South America. The authorities in Peru are now trying to clamp down on the trade but it's proving difficult to manage. There's more on this here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02qtx5k | BBC World Service

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Reducing demand for illegal wildlife products

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Vietnam plays a key role in the illegal trade in rhino horn, ivory and other wildlife products. But the government has done very little. This November, the country will host a critical International Conference on Illegal Wildlife Trade. Together we can increase the pressure on the Vietnamese government to crack down on wildlife crime. Sign the petition: http://wwf.to/2eH5dKz | World Wildlife Fund

354.2K viewsOct 25, 2016

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Illegal wildlife trade is one of the largest illicit trades, impacting biodiversity, human health, national security and socioeconomic development. No country is left untouched. Via Global Environment Facility, United Nations Development Programme - UNDP #EndWildlifeCrime | United Nations Biodiversity

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Illegal wildlife trade is not only harmful to the trafficked animal, but also decimates wildlife. It is beyond any abuse you can bring to wilderness and biodiversity. A lion cub, of roughly 1,5/2 months old, confiscated in Türkiye, at a veterinarian (where he was brought in for treatment by “owners”) We loss our words and thoughts when these atrocities happens, but sadly we fight this in a daily basis. Now confiscated, the cub has lost all chances too to go back to wilderness. Once a cub is take

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Wild Laws: China and Its Role in Illicit Wildlife Trade

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In #China, many traffickers sell monkeys for their meat, skin and organs. In the south part of China, monkey's brain in considered a delicacy. They babies are taken from their mothers, while they watch their babies being sold.. China illegally trafficking wildlife from Africa- The ADM Capital Foundation had in a report mentioned that the illegal wildlife trade has been dominated by demand from the 'Traditional Chinese Medicines (TCM)' for the past 10 years. Monkeys, cheetah, tigers, rhinos, lion

5.2K viewsSep 14, 2021

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Online trade in endangered wildlife rises to 74 pc in Myanmar since military coup

Wildlife crime: closing ranks on serious crime in the illegal animal trade

Illegal Wildlife Trade • Cheetah Conservation Fund • Cheetahs Are Not Pets

Tackling the illegal trade and trafficking of birds

Social media is fueling a black market for endangered wildlife 📲❗ Investigations reveal that traffickers are increasingly using online platforms to advertise and sell protected animal species and their body parts, turning social media into a growing hub for illegal wildlife trade. New research reveals the scale of this crisis: The Coalition to End Wildlife Trafficking Online reports that “24.1 million prohibited wildlife listings and suspected illicit sellers were blocked online from March 2018

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Animals caught up in trading of illegal wildlife must be cared for

Legal businesses can be implicated in illicit trade – both knowingly and unknowingly. By securing supply chains against exploitation and trafficking of illegal wildlife, United Nations Development Programme - UNDP, USAID - US Agency for International Development, Global Environment Facility & partners are working to #EndIllegalWildlifeTrade. On #WorldRhinoDay see how local port authorities are helping to disrupt the illegal wildlife trade, while promoting trade facilitation through the Authorize

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New study highlights hidden scale of U.S. illegal tiger trade

The illegal wildlife trade is the 4th biggest illegal trade on the planet!

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