Wildlife Trade Campaign News Archive
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On your next holiday, help stop the trade that kills
You’ve waited weeks, months, maybe even years for this holiday. You’ve worked tirelessly, ...
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The dull anger of environmental crime
Early in my career when I was an officer with the Tasmanian Police Service, I saw people in my ...
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Only 10 years left to save rhinos
Poaching of rhinos and elephants has risen so sharply in Africa that the fate of the species are ...
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Imagine a world without tigers...
Imagine a world without tigers. A world without rhinos and elephants. A world where these ...
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Poaching still biggest threat to recovery of world’s tiger populations
Serious gaps in protection are leaving tigers exposed to poachers, a new WWF study says, but this ...
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Cameroon sends army to defend borders from Sudanese poachers
Cameroon announced Friday it has mobilized its Special Forces units to prevent Sudanese poachers ...
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Tiger killer given strong punishment
A Russian man convicted of killing an endangered Amur tiger has been sentenced to 14 months ...
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Major rhino horn trader sentenced to 40 years behind bars
A Thai national, Chumlong Lemtongthai, has been sentenced to 40 years imprisonment for his ...
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WWF applauds Hillary Clinton's call to stop wildlife crime
WWF applauds U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on her call to stop illicit wildlife ...
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Russia boosts protection for tigers
Trade, transportation and possession of endangered species will all be considered crimes under new ...
Media Contact
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Alona Rivord
Manager, Conservation Communications
WWF International,
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