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The trade in bushmeat in Africa is a widespread conservation issue. Urban demand for bushmeat and other wildlife products exacerbates exploitation that threatens the survival of several species in the wild. The extent and prevalence of the bushmeat trade in urban areas in East Africa is relatively poorly understood.  read full story >

Next week, CITES1 will hold the 25th meeting of the Plants Committee. Today, TRAFFIC and the German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (Bundesamt für Naturschutz, BfN) launch a website and eLearning platform dedicated to Non-detriment findings (NDF) guidance for perennial plants and timber. read full story >

Eastern Africa-TWIX launches a new website to connect wildlife law enforcement from Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda following the success of a mailing list launched in September 2020.   read full story >

Hà Nội, ngày 21/05/2021 – Hôm nay, Tổ chức TRAFFIC tại Việt Nam đã công bố ba hình ảnh và thông điệp sáng tạo truyền thông mới thuộc dự án thay đổi hành vi giảm nhu cầu sử dụng các chế phẩm từ hổ phục vụ mục đích chữa bệnh tại Việt Nam. Bộ hình ảnh và thông điệp truyền thông khuyến khích người tiêu dùng duy trì lối sống lành mạnh và chỉ dùng các sản phẩm y học được kiểm chứng thay vì sử dụng cao hổ cốt, hướng tới giảm nhu cầu trong nước đối với các chế phẩm từ hổ. read full story >

Today the African Union Commission (AUC) and TRAFFIC co-convened a virtual review webinar to examine the progress and opportunities of the African Union’s (AU) Wildlife Strategy in recognition of how the loss of Africa’s wild flora and fauna is affecting the livelihoods of African people. read full story >

A TRAFFIC assessment finds declining lion populations of Tanzania and Mozambique face ongoing threats from humankind, including domestic and international trade of lion parts and their derivatives. TRAFFIC urges these governments and other stakeholders to seek national approaches to slow population declines and prevent this illicit trade.   read full story >

For the first time in Cameroon, TRAFFIC’s AFRICA-TWIX programme held a national workshop to exhibit the collaborative platform to strengthen communication between law enforcement agencies from across the country. The day’s successes led to multiple proposed commitments by a wide range of influential participants. read full story >

Railways and Forest department to get new recruits read full story >

Frontline law enforcement officials can now harness pioneering technology to combat the trafficking in shark fins; an illegal trade accelerating shark population declines globally. read full story >

China, 23rd April 2021: Global leaders from China’s tourism industry have pledged their commitment to tackling the illegal trade of wildlife by signing the Tourism Industry’s Illegal Wildlife Trade Convention created by the World Tourism Federation (WTA) and China Wildlife Conservation Association (CWCA), at a dedicated event hosted by TRAFFIC’s China office. read full story >

Johannesburg, South Africa, 23rd April 2021—Other ivory trades often overshadow the hippopotamus ivory trade. Following several developments surrounding hippopotamuses and the trade in ivory, there has been increased interest in this often-overlooked trade.  read full story >

Cambridge, UK - 14 April 2021: Chinese banks must take action to prevent illegal wildlife traffickers from exploiting their networks to launder money says TRAFFIC. The non-governmental organisation, which works globally on trade in wild animals and plants in the context of both biodiversity conservation and sustainable development, is today releasing resources that indicate how Chinese banks are at risk of greater scrutiny and pressure from governments and institutional investors if they fail to act on the illegal trade of wildlife. read full story >