Coronavirus closures reveal vast scale of China’s secretive wildlife farm industry
Peacocks, porcupines and pangolins among species bred on 20,000 farms closed in wake of... Read More
How Indonesia’s First Conservation Province Quickly Became a Sea Lover’s Dream
Here's why (and how) you should travel to West Papua, Indonesia’s remote Raja Ampat... Read More
WildAid CEO Peter Knights Speaks to CNN on World Pangolin Day
On World Pangolin Day, WildAid CEO Peter Knights spoke with CNN’s Natalie Allen about... Read More
Wildlife Markets Are Ticking Time Bombs For Epidemics Like Coronavirus
Amid a lethal outbreak, China faces growing calls to ban wild animal markets for... Read More
How to stop the Wuhan coronavirus from happening again
How did the deadly coronavirus jump from animals to humans? And what steps can we take to... Read More
Coronavirus outbreak underscores potential health risks in China’s wild animal trade
By Simon Denyer TOKYO — China failed to learn one of the most important lessons of the... Read More
From tusks to tails, nations eye trade in endangered species
By Jamey Keaten & Maria Cheng GENEVA (AP) — From guitars to traditional medicines... Read More
Pangolin use in TCM unacceptable, say most Hong Kong people in Chinese medicine survey
By: Kylie Knott In Hong Kong, a city where the ancient and modern coexist,... Read More
The challenges of campaigning against wildlife trafficking in Vietnam
By Michael Tatarski HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam — In late January, WildAid and the Ho Chi... Read More
The World’s Most Trafficked Animal Has Scales
By Matthew Campbell In November, customs agents at Hong Kong International Airport... Read More
Canada Bans Import of Shark Fin
By Leslie Wu Although the practice of shark finning (where the fin is cut off and the... Read More
Sir Richard Branson And Director Toby Wosskow On The Urgent Message Behind ‘Sides Of A Horn”
By Risa Sarachan The multi-billion-dollar industry of illegal wildlife trade in Africa... Read More
Marine ‘gold rush’: demand for shark fin soup drives decimation of fish
By Saeed Kamali Dehghan A rising demand for shark fin soup is wiping out more than 73... Read More
Japan is still hungry for ivory. The reason is a personal stamp called a hanko.
By Simon Denyer TOKYO — The best ivory for carving a hanko, or a personal seal, comes... Read More
