Wildlife Trade Campaign News Archive

Nepal tests new unmanned aerial vehicle technology to stop wildlife crime

WWF training will help rangers stop and deter poachers in two national parks

12 September 2012
Rhinos listed among the most threatened species

Asia’s few remaining Javan and Sumatran rhinos have been identified by conservationists as some of ...

11 September 2012
WWF welcomes APEC declaration on wildlife crime

Asia-Pacific leaders and U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton should be commended for publicly ...

10 September 2012
WWF launches fight against wildlife crime

In response to record poaching rates, WWF today is launching a global campaign calling governments ...

28 August 2012
TRAFFIC: “Loose horns”, surging demand and easy money create “perfect storm” for rhino poaching

A comprehensive new TRAFFIC report into the rhino poaching crisis in South Africa documents how ...

21 August 2012
Cameroon increases elephant protection after mass slaughter

Six months after the killing of hundreds of elephants in a Cameroon national park, WWF today is ...

10 August 2012
Global Tiger Day - spare a thought for tiger prey too!

As tiger range countries today celebrate Global Tiger Day, WWF is urging the governments to raise ...

29 July 2012
CITES bares teeth, but can it bite?

A week’s long meeting of the CITES Standing Committee ended today. The committee governs the ...

27 July 2012
Countries fail to protect endangered species from illegal trade

Poor performances by key countries are threatening the survival of wild rhinos, tigers and ...

23 July 2012
Wildlife trade on agenda at key Africa-China meeting

Government representatives from across Africa meet their counterparts in China this week in what ...

17 July 2012

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