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Cover image of the ARCAS 2017 annual report with an image of a rescued Barn owl.

ARCAS Annual Report 2017 — progress in difficult environment

Posted on 06/09/2018
Conservation, Illegal Wildlife Trade, Reports

Total animal rescues in March 2018 (Source ENV)

Animal Rescues in March 2018 by Education for Nature Vietnam

Posted on 06/05/2018
Illegal Wildlife Trade

Nguyen Mau Chien charged with the smuggling of 36kg of rhino horn amongst other things. ENV photo and copyright.

Illegal Wildlife Trade Kingpin Jailed In Vietnam, Lenient Sentence To Be Appealed

Posted on 22/03/2018
Illegal Wildlife Trade

Andy Luck's Desert Elephants, Copyright Andy Luck

Domestic Ivory Banned by 2021 in Hong Kong!

Posted on 31/01/2018
Conservation, Illegal Wildlife Trade

Hoang Tuan Hai facing justice in Nha Trang, Lao Động photo and copyright.

Tackling Turtle Holocaust in Vietnam

Posted on 16/01/2018
Illegal Wildlife Trade

The Race to End Bear Farming in Vietnam – Bear Week Begins!

Posted on 13/12/2017
Conservation, Illegal Wildlife Trade

Increased efforts are being made to crack down on illicit trade in endangered ndangered wildlife like these Black Rhinos, Andy Luck image and copyright.

Africa and Asia Pacific ‘justice league’ moves for stronger action on wildlife crime

Posted on 17/07/2017
Illegal Wildlife Trade

CITES events publicity material.

UN Oceans Conference in New York: Interesting events relating to sustainability and traceability of fisheries

Posted on 07/06/2017
Conservation, illegal fishing, sustainable development, The World's Water

The Painted Bunting, Passerina cirris, is one beautiful example of migratory birds. Sometimes they are illegally caught and caged in Mexico. K.Paxton image and copyright.

World Migratory Bird Day May 10th 2017

Posted on 06/05/2017
Conservation, Illegal Wildlife Trade, Wildopeneye on birds

Elephant image and copyright Andy Luck.

More than a third of traders openly flouting Hong Kong’s ivory regulations according to TRAFFIC research.

Posted on 06/05/2017
Conservation, Illegal Wildlife Trade