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12. Part of a tiger carcass seized in Thailand, 2012 © P. Tansom/ TRAFFIC

Seeking New Strategy To End Southeast Asia’s Wildlife Trafficking Problem

Posted on 21/02/2020
Conservation

A Malaysian tiger's eyes by Chris Sheperd of TRAFFIC

Skin and Bones Unresolved— New Analysis Highlights Persistent Tiger Trafficking: Over 2 Per Week Seized!

Posted on 21/08/2019
Conservation, Illegal Wildlife Trade, Reports

These statistics show seizures of White-rumped Shama song birds from illegal trade from 2008-2018. In total authorities seized 15,480 birds in 432 cases. 10,376 of the birds (two thirds of the total) were being traded internationally. 7373 were from Indonesia, 6838 from Malaysia, 1174 from Thailand, 84 from Vietnam and 11 from Singapore. These figures represent considerable increase in trade over time. TRAFFIC image and copyright.

Going For A Song! Greater Protection Sought for White-rumped Shama, Heavily Traded Southeast Asian Song Birds, at CITES Meet.

Posted on 19/08/2019
Conservation, Illegal Wildlife Trade, Wildopeneye on birds

Seized! FLIGHT Staff and authorities with part of the intercepted shipments of over 8,ooo birds confiscated within a single week. FLIGHT image and copyright.

Sumatran Wild Bird Trade – Over 8000 Birds Siezed in a Single Week

Posted on 03/12/2018
biodiversity, Illegal Wildlife Trade, Wildopeneye on birds

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

Orangutans Pongo spp. held at a Thai government-run rescue centre prior to repatriation to Indonesia .

Anything to Declare? 320,000 Glass Eels and Exploitation of Endangered Apes in The War on Wildlife Crime.

Posted on 29/11/2016
Illegal Wildlife Trade

Black Rhino, image and copyright by Andy Luck

2015 Worst Rhino Poaching Year On Record

Posted on 22/01/2016
Environmental education, Illegal Wildlife Trade

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War on Wildlife and Forest Crime: Beijing Forest Police Smash Smugglers!

Posted on 12/10/2015
Uncategorized

African Elephants like these will likely benefit from the Wildlife Crime Tech Challenge that offers over $500 thousand awards to stimulate innovative responses against Wildlife Crime. Andy Luck photo,

Crime Tech Challenge Celebrates World Wildlife Day

Posted on 04/03/2015
Illegal Wildlife Trade

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Transportation and logistics sector joins global war on wildlife crime

Posted on 28/01/2015
Illegal Wildlife Trade