Online illegal wildlife trade

The Illegal Wildlife Trade - Oxford Academic

According to Interpol (2015), “Wildlife crime is the taking, trading, exploiting or possessing of the world's wild flora and fauna in contravention of national ...

New Network Gives Hope to Animals Trafficked Through Illegal ...

New Network Gives Hope to Animals Trafficked Through Illegal Wildlife Trade ... Online marketplaces and social media have made it ...

An introduction to illegal wildlife trade and its effects on biodiversity ...

Online trade with endangered and protected species is a rapidly increasing trend. •. The EU acts as a source, transit hub, and consumer in illegal wildlife ...

Upward trend in Myanmar online wildlife trade endangers ...

New research by WWF shows that online illegal wildlife trade in Myanmar increased by 74% from 2020 to 2021. The report, 'Going viral: ...

7 things you can do to help prevent the Illegal Wildlife Trade | ZSL

Say NO to endangered and exotic animal products. Be aware and avoid buying products derived from wildlife, plants, or other items made from them, online or in ...

Time to Confront Southeast Asia's Online Wildlife Trafficking - CSIS

Illegal wildlife trafficking is poised for a disastrous expansion as countries in Southeast Asia begin to reopen their borders again and attract international ...

About the Coalition - Coalition to End Wildlife Trafficking Online

Shutting down global online illegal wildlife trade requires an integrated, international solution. WWF, TRAFFIC and IFAW are collaborating with companies ...

Coalition against online wildlife trafficking shares little evidence of ...

When the Coalition began in 2018, it announced a major goal – to cut online illegal wildlife trafficking (IWT) by 80% by the end of 2020. But ...

Illegal Wildlife Trade is Just a Click Away

Danielle Kessler of IFAW writes about whistleblowers and online wildlife trade: "Anyone can access it, which means that anyone can flag it."

Wildlife Trafficking Alliance - AZA.org

Online Training Modules · Dedicated Funds · Aquatic Sustainability · Aquatic ... illegal trade of wildlife and wildlife products. WTA works with a variety of ...

New digital tools to track illegal wildlife trade online

Criminals can be resourceful and unrelenting in their efforts to find a way around obstacles. Wildlife traffickers are no exception.

Ending Illegal Wildlife Trade Certificate - ACAMS

Ending Illegal Wildlife Trade - A Comprehensive Overview. Course Format: Self-Paced Online ... illicit finance linked to the Illegal Wildlife Trade (IWT).

Turning online illegal wildlife trade into an opportunity for ...

... Wildlife and forest crime. Turning online illegal wildlife trade into an opportunity for Vietnamese law enforcement investigators. Hanoi (Viet ...

The black-market trade in wildlife has moved online, and the deluge ...

Illegal ivory from elephants, rhinos, and other animals is in demand for the production of carved sculptures, trinkets, and jewelry.

The Transnational Illegal Wildlife Trade - Taylor & Francis Online

This research note reports the results of a descriptive criminological analysis of a specific kind of transnational criminality involving the theft of natural ...

Google, Facebook, and Other Tech Giants Unite to Fight Wildlife ...

The illegal wildlife trade is pushing many species toward extinction, facilitated by online transactions. Savanna elephant numbers plummeted 30 percent ...

Ending Illegal Wildlife Trade: Law Enforcement Training - ACAMS

This online Ending Illegal Wildlife Trade Certificate course will help you understand how to use financial intelligence to investigate and prevent illegal ...

Wildlife Trafficking | U.S. Customs and Border Protection

Illegal wildlife trafficking is one of the most profitable natural resource crimes. It encompasses the harvesting and selling of wildlife, and wildlife ...

Illegal wildlife trade crisis - ZSL

The illegal wildlife trade is the fourth biggest illegal activity worldwide, behind only arms, drugs and human trafficking, and is often run by the same ...

Combating Wildlife Trafficking | Conserving Biodiversity - USAID

Consumer demand and transnational organized criminal networks are driving the illicit trade of wildlife and wildlife products. The illegal trade has evolved ...