Taiwan and U.K. to Ban Ivory Trade
Taiwan has introduced a bill that will ban all domestic ivory trade effective January 1,... Read More
Maasai Herders Are Finding Ways to Live Alongside Lions
Because Africa’s lions are facing serious threats, with their populations having... Read More
Last Male Northern White Rhino Dies
It is with great sadness that Ol Pejeta Conservancy, the Dvůr Králové Zoo and WildAid... Read More
JCDecaux and WildAid announce “Partnership for the Wild”
JCDecaux, the number one outdoor advertising company worldwide, and international... Read More
Climate-friendly Meals Take Flight
Executives from Tianjin Airlines welcomed government officials, journalists and a... Read More
Threats to Sharks Shift Away From China
Consumption of shark fin soup in China is no longer the single greatest threat to sharks,... Read More
WildAid Mourns Loss of Wildlife Investigator Esmond Bradley Martin
WildAid is shocked and deeply saddened by the murder of Esmond Bradley Martin at his home... Read More
Hannah Quinlivan Speaks For Sharks
On Saturday in Taipei, WildAid and Life Conservationist Association launched a new... Read More
Hong Kong Bans Ivory
Today Hong Kong Legislative Councilors voted to ban ivory sales in the former epicentre... Read More
Vietnam Strengthens Law Enforcement Efforts to Protect Wildlife
Criminals convicted of breaking Vietnamese laws protecting endangered species now face up... Read More
Hope for Lions in Tanzania’s Ngorongoro Conservation Area
A new strategic partnership between WildAid, Fair Trade Safaris and KopeLion addresses... Read More
Gabon Breaks Ivory Syndicate
Officials in Gabon today announced the arrest of the West African country’s biggest... Read More
Don Gerard V Sentenced in Galapagos
Yesterday Galapagos National Park announced the successful sentencing of the captain and... Read More
“The Ivory Trap” Film Premieres in Uganda
Celebrated Ugandan film director Isaac Nabwana's latest feature exposes the violence and... Read More
