Wildlife Trade Campaign News Archive
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Record poaching drives rhinos toward tipping point
Rhino poaching statistics released today by South African authorities show that a record 455 rhinos ...
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WWF takes extreme measures to save rhinos
To secure critically endangered black rhinos from poaching and encourage rapid breeding, WWF has ...
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Cameroon arrests one of Central Africa’s most notorious poachers
WWF congratulates Cameroon for the arrest of Symphonien Sangha, one of Central Africa's most ...
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WWF supporters visit the frontline with interactive Africam.com snapshot experience
During the month of October, WWF will be partnering with Africam to spread the #killthetrade ...
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First calf born to newly established rhino population as poaching threat looms
A female greater-one horned rhino that was relocated from an Indian wildlife sanctuary to a ...
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UN recognizes wildlife crime as threat to rule of law
Poaching and the illicit trafficking of wildlife products were raised on the floor of the United ...
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African religious leaders join forces to help stop illegal wildlife trade
WWF and the Alliance of Religions and Conservation (ARC) today announced a first-ever partnership ...
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Viet Nam acknowledges severity of rhino trade
WWF and TRAFFIC, in advance of World Rhino Day Saturday, are calling on Viet Nam to increase ...
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Nepal tests new unmanned aerial vehicle technology to stop wildlife crime
WWF training will help rangers stop and deter poachers in two national parks
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Rhinos listed among the most threatened species
Asia’s few remaining Javan and Sumatran rhinos have been identified by conservationists as some of ...
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