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Tag: wildlife trade

CITES and Brexit: Prepare for a Mighty Migraine

August 2, 2016 John M. Sellar OBE FRGSBirds

Yes, it is maybe time we reflected upon this, isn’t it? In case you’ve just returned from traversing the Empty Quarter on camelback or circumnavigating […]

Trade is Pushing Indonesia’s Bird Species to Extinction

May 25, 2016 TRAFFICAsia

A new study has revealed that 13 bird species —including Indonesia’s national bird, the Javan Hawk-eagle — found in Sundaic Indonesia are at serious risk […]

Combating Wildlife Crime: “A cynic is a man who …

January 27, 2016 John M. Sellar OBE FRGSAfrica

“A cynic is a man who, when he smells flowers, looks around for a coffin.” (H.L. Mencken) I imagine some readers of my posts must […]

CITES Responds to ‘Baby Elephants Captured in Zimbabwe’ Situation

December 18, 2014December 18, 2014 Rhishja CotaAfrica

The horrific story from Zimbabwe that baby elephants were snatched from their mothers and sent to zoos in China and/or the UAE has elicited a […]

Are South Africa’s Wild Elephants Heading for Captivity?

September 18, 2014September 18, 2014 Guest BloggerAfrica

by Glynis O’Hara Yes, say conservationists, if proposals to change South Africa’s Elephant Norms and Standards (ENS) law are accepted by the Department of Environmental […]

Progress for Pangolins at CITES Meeting in Geneva

July 13, 2014July 13, 2014 Rhishja CotaAfrica

The 65th Meeting of the CITES Standing Committee held in Geneva yielded positive results for pangolins with the establishment of an intercessional working group on […]

High-Level Report Calls South Africa Wildlife Trade Policy ‘Reckless’

June 13, 2014 Guest BloggerAfrica

by Don Pinnock, courtesy of Conservation Action Trust, South Africa. Two top international economists say those who advocate trade in rhino horn and ivory fail […]

Shark Fin Off the Menu in Hong Kong

October 9, 2013 Astrid AnderssonAsia

Shark fin, bluefin tuna and black moss has officially been taken off the menu at Hong Kong government official functions. This step was taken in […]

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  • 1 Rhishja Cota
    • Wildlife CSI Training Courses Wrap Up in Kenya
    • Updates for World Pangolin Day and World Rhino Day
  • 1 Andrew Larson, CFP®, MBA
    • Deep Pockets Behind Sage Grouse Defeat
    • American Commerce is No Friend of Protected Birds
  • 1 annamiticus
    • CITES Appoints New Secretary-General
    • CITES: Global Experts Meet to Review International Wildlife Trade Prior to CoP18
  • 1 Astrid Andersson
    • Activists Call for End of Legal Ivory Sales in Hong Kong
    • Uncovered: Bali’s Last Pangolins
  • 1 Dave Currey
    • A Horrible Elephant Déjà Vu
  • 1 Education for Nature-Vietnam
    • Commercial Farming and Trade in Endangered Species in Vietnam – A Shortcut to Extinction
  • 1 Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA)
    • EIA Campaigner Receives International Recognition for Tireless Efforts to Give Wild Tigers a Future
    • Disappointment: China’s Draft Wildlife ‘Protection’ Law Favors Tiger Trade
  • 1 J.A. Mills
    • Why is the ‘Fox’ in Charge of the U.N. Tiger ‘Hen House’?
  • 1 John M. Sellar OBE FRGS
    • The IWT 2018 London Conference – Call-to-action or Circus?
    • CITES and Brexit: Prepare for a Mighty Migraine
  • 1 Dr. Pieter Kat
    • Reality Check: The Big NGO Monopolies
    • Reality Check: China’s Rhino Horn and Tiger Product Policy is No Surprise
  • 1 Sal Amato
    • Wildlife Crime Whistleblowers: Exclusive Interview with WildLeaks Founder Andrea Crosta
    • Kenya Wildlife DNA Forensics Lab One Step Closer to Opening
  • 1 SarahPappin
    • 2012: So Far, Another Deadly Year for Pangolins
    • DRC: Rebel Forces Storm Virunga National Park, Mountain Gorillas Under Threat
  • 1 Guest Blogger
    • Vietnam’s Illegal Ivory Trade Threatens Africa’s Elephants
    • U.S. and India Sign MOU on Combating Wildlife Trafficking
  • 1 TRAFFIC
    • Malaysia Incinerates Tonnes of Seized Africa-Sourced Pangolin Scales
    • 8,000 Wild Birds Seized in Indonesia During A Single Week
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