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TRAFFIC is a leading non-governmental organisation working globally on trade in wild animals and plants in the context of both biodiversity conservation and sustainable development.
Press releases
Bhutan and the Tiger Conservation Coalition Commit to Catalysing US$1...
Paro, April 23 2024 – The Sustainable Finance for Tiger Landscapes Conference concluded today on a high note, marking a historic moment for... read more
23.04.2024 • By TRAFFIC
Social media stimulating trade in cheetahs as pets, says new data
70% of the burgeoning online trade in Cheetahs is happening on social media. Research by TRAFFIC and shows a growing online trend in illegal... read more
01.03.2024 • By TRAFFIC
Unlock secrets of ‘astounding pangolins’ in beautiful children’s...
With a call for daring heroes and an invitation to adventure, TRAFFIC introduces a heartwarming animated story on pangolins and the trafficking... read more
16.02.2024 • By TRAFFIC
Are seized ivory products safe in Cameroon? New report pushes for...
Leaks from government-held stockpiles, lack of effective methods to track existing stocks, and reoccurring corruption are some of the issues... read more
23.01.2024 • By TRAFFIC
Combatting Illegal Exotic Pet Trade: New Campaign Focuses On EU Regulation
The illegal trade in exotic animals poses health risks and is harmful to biodiversity in Europe and the source countries. Wildlife traffickers... read more
08.11.2023 • By TRAFFIC
Scaling-up demand reduction for illegally traded exotic pets and...
Brussels, 21 September 2023 – TRAFFIC highlights the crucial role of behavioural science in bolstering demand reduction strategies in... read more
21.09.2023 • By TRAFFIC
Artisanal fishing survey reveals a kaleidoscope of marine species caught...
Following a seven-month photographic survey, TRAFFIC’s report Assessment of Marine Species Traded at East African Artisanal Fish Landing... read more
19.09.2023 • By TRAFFIC
New Paper Explores the Challenges and Benefits of Legal and Sustainable...
Illegal, but above all unsustainable, wild species trade threatens the survival of many species and significantly impacts ecosystems, human... read more
15.06.2023 • By TRAFFIC
New analysis released: An Overview of Seizures of CITES-Listed Wildlife...
This briefing aims to provide an overview of all CITES-related seizures reported by the Member States of the European Union 1 (EU) for the 12... read more
14.06.2023 • By TRAFFIC
World Wildlife day 2023: partnering to support CITES for almost 50 years
Today, for World Wildlife Day 2023, TRAFFIC joins the celebrations of 50 years of CITES and the crucial role of ‘Partnerships for Wildlife... read more
03.03.2023 • By TRAFFIC
No let-up in tiger trafficking as 150 tigers are seized a year
Authorities worldwide have seized tigers and parts equal to an average of 150 tigers a year over almost 23 years, with seizures in the first half... read more
02.11.2022 • By TRAFFIC
How big brand collaboration can nurture sustainable trade of...
The newly-launched WildCheck platform has already encouraged big brands to realise the benefits sustainable wild-harvested ingredients can have... read more
01.11.2022 • By TRAFFIC
Unparalleled attention and investment are vital for a Green, Healthy and...
As world leaders, the private sector, and experts met for the final day of the 15 th World Forestry Congress on Friday and the United Nations... read more
09.05.2022 • By TRAFFIC
New report highlights the risk and opportunities for wild-harvested...
A new collaborative report by TRAFFIC, FAO and the IUCN Species Survival Commission Medicinal Plant Specialist Group looks at why governments,... read more
03.05.2022 • By TRAFFIC
