The bewildering discovery of five orangutans abandoned in eastern India has called attention to the relentless demand for the ...

Customs officers in China and Central Asia strengthen skills and share knowledge in illegal wildlife trade detection ...

Geneva, 24 July 2026 — Nature's pharmacy often hides in plain sight. From ingredients used in traditional medicines, cosmetics and religious practices to fragrances, teas and health products found on ...

Rachel Boratto (GuArdean), Lalita Gomez (GuArdean), Heather Sohl (WWF), Leigh Henry (WWF), Kanitha Krishnasamy (TRAFFIC), Elizabeth John (TRAFFIC), Ramacandra Wong ...

New research presented at the Conservation Asia Congress (CAC) Nepal 2026 is helping shape a more sustainable future for the trade in Himalayan plants and fungi, highlighting both the scale of ...

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 ...

TRAFFIC’s report, Illegal Trafficking and International Legal Trade in Wildlife from Galapagos, identifies these species as primary targets for international trafficking, often destined for the exotic ...

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 ...

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 ...

A major new TRAFFIC analysis, Beyond Skin and Bones: A 25-year Analysis of Tiger Seizures reveals an uptick in seizures and sharp shift towards the trade in whole tigers, both dead and alive. Covering ...

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 ...

The harvest of Yarsagumba (Himalayan gold) is a critical annual trek for Nepali communities, providing the main source of cash income from a rare fungus highly valued in traditional medicine. Despite ...