EcoJust teams up with Wildleaks
19 February 2014
London, February 06, 2014 – A group of organizations headed by the Elephant Action League and focused on fighting wildlife and forest crime has launched
Wildlife trafficking in Europe: the tip of a growing iceberg
5 July 2013
(This blog is adapted from an article that will be published in the Norwegian Police Magazine Miljøkrim, publication date August 2013) Globally, illegal wildlife trade
CITES 2013: will the paper tiger roar?CITES 2013: zal de papieren tijger brullen?
20 March 2013
CoP16, the 16th conference of the parties to CITES (3-14 March, Bangkok, Thailand) has ended with a remarkable lack of agreement among conservationists about the
Wildlife crime profound threat to nationsFaunacriminaliteit ernstige bedreiging voor landen
28 January 2013
The global illegal trade in wildlife is worth $19bn (£12bn) a year and is threatening the stability of some governments according to new research. Carried
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