Japan’s Business Leaders Unite for Elephant Conservation
More than 35 top CEOs, athletes, musicians and actors joined together with WildAid and... Read More
Canada’s New Fisheries Act: A Major Victory for Healthy Oceans
On Tuesday Canada passed the modernized Fisheries Act requiring plans to rebuild... Read More
Elephant Poaching Down Following Country Ivory Bans
After peaking in 2011, elephant poaching rates in Africa have started to decline,... Read More
Jay Chou Fights to Save Endangered Wildlife
In a year when Asia is seeing record numbers of pangolin seizures and a new United... Read More
Threat to biodiversity demands global action
Human impact on our planet has been so dramatic that nearly 1 million animal and plant... Read More
Reduce Consumer Demand to Prevent Extinction
This year’s Endangered Species Day, on May 17, comes on the heels of deeply troubling... Read More
The Alt-Meat Revolution is (Finally) Here
In the latest sign that alternative meat is going mainstream, plant-based meat company... Read More
China Spearheads Campaign to End Illegal Wildlife Trade
WildAid welcomes recent efforts made the General Administration of China Customs (GACC)... Read More
Close Ivory Market in Japan, Beginning with Hankos
A new campaign from WildAid and Tears of the African Elephant, a Japanese NGO, calls on... Read More
Kung Fu Panda and WildAid to Educate Zoo Visitors across Thailand about Illegal Wildlife Trade
WildAid and the Zoological Park Association have partnered on a campaign featuring... Read More
Recent Seizures Show China’s Commitment to Conservation
Only four months in and China has made 2019 an important year for seizures of endangered... Read More
Vault by Vans Partners with Ralph Steadman and WildAid to Spread Awareness Around Endangered Species
WildAid is proud to partner with Vault by Vans and legendary artist Ralph Steadman to... Read More
Hong Kong SAR Legislator Urges Tougher Measures to Investigate Wildlife Crime
With an increasing trend of major wildlife smuggling passing through Hong Kong SAR and... Read More
Japan Announces Tighter Controls on Domestic Ivory Market
Beginning in July, Japan will require ivory dealers to prove, via carbon dating, that... Read More
