TRAFFIC International

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Protecting wildlife. Empowering people. Inspiring change. Global experts working to ensure trade in wild species is legal, safe, and sustainable, for the benefit of people and the planet.

🧬🦁 WORLD FIRST: Lion DNA forensics secures a historic conviction. DNA evidence linked trafficked lion parts to a specific animal in Zimbabwe. A milestone achieved through collaboration between Victoria Falls Wildlife Trust, TRACE & TRAFFIC, with support from Peoples Postcode Lottery.

🚨 Major wildlife seizure at the Cameroon–Nigeria border🚨 10 gorilla skulls. 19 ivory tusks. 50kg of pangolin scales. This shocking discovery has catalysed strengthened collaboration between TRAFFIC, UNODC and government partners. Share to stand against wildlife crime. 🦍 📸 Cameroon BIR

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A world first! 🐅 Camera traps in China captured a wild Amur tigress with 5 cubs — a rare milestone for tiger recovery. From 20 in 2010 → 70 today, a beacon of hope thanks to sustained conservation. We're proud to be in the Tiger Conservation Coalition to help protect these unique species.

THANK YOU! ✨🎉 Together, we raised over £34,000 to stop wildlife crime and safeguard our planet’s incredible biodiversity for generations to come. Thank you for standing with wildlife and making this campaign count.💚

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Loopholes in legislation and failures in enforcement across tiger range states, undermine the impact of wildlife conservation efforts. More needs to be done before it’s too late. Read this report.

TRAFFIC International@trafficintl.bsky.social · 11mo ago

(2/2) The report — ‘Law of the Tiger’ — is the most comprehensive legal analysis to date of tiger trafficking laws across 12 range countries. With just 5,700 left in the wild, #tigers don’t have time for weak laws. More 👉 loom.ly/GScoVQ0

🚢 Traffickers hide illicit wildlife among cargo at ports, but Malaysia's Port Klang is stepping up! TRAFFIC and authorities trained port officers to spot trafficking tactics and report suspicious shipments. We're closing the gaps. 🛑 More: https://loom.ly/HEaBXmE

Building vigilance and capacity at Malaysia’s Main Maritime Gateway - Wildlife Trade News from TRAFFIC

Long familiar with seizures of pangolin scales, elephant ivory and other wildlife contraband smuggled via sea, Malaysia is now helping frontliners at one of ...

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