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The Trade in Wildlife Information eXchanges (TWIX) are powerful tools that connect wildlife enforcement officials across the world to help them identify, intercept, and prosecute illegal wildlife trade. Saving species and fighting wildlife international crime. Find out more about how TWIX helps wildlife www.traffic.org/what-we-do/thematic-issues/supporting-law-enforcement/twixs/

Madagascar’s extraordinary medicinal plants, prized for their unique properties and used in life-saving cancer drugs and health products, are being harvested in unregulated quantities for local and international trade. This is the story of the harvesters that collect them, and how they're working for fairer and sustainable practices.

Indigenous people are tackling threats from climate change, unsustainable harvesting, and illegal trade facing their mountain communities and the unique species that grow there. Find out more about the project here www.traffic.org/scaling-conservation-of-himalayan-plants-and-fungi/

Reformed poachers in Tanzania are using their experiences to change attitudes and behaviour towards safe, sustainable, and legal consumption and trade in wild meat.

Tanzania has rolled out groundbreaking legislation for legal, safe, and sustainable trade in wild meat. Regulating the hunting, processing, sale, and consumption of wild meat is creating new jobs, protecting wild populations of animals, preserving traditional culture, and ensuring food safety standards are met.

Millions of people across the world have been relying on sharks and rays for hundreds of years. This innovative app is helping fishers ensure their catch is safe, legal, and sustainable, protecting ocean species and the communities that rely on them.

Indigenous people in the Himalayas are putting CBD Targets 5 and 9 into action to tackle threats from climate change, unsustainable harvesting, and illegal trade facing their mountain communities and the unique species that grow there.

Introducing TRAFFIC's new Learning Centre - making our wildlife trade capacity-building and training resources freely available to all those who need them. Explore online courses, apps, websites, guidelines, and more at www.traffic.org/learning-centre/

Chinese | Sir David Attenborough on the Plight of Pangolins

Vietnamese | Sir David Attenborough on the Plight of Pangolins

Thai | Sir David Attenborough on the Plight of Pangolins

Bahasa (Indonesia) | Sir David Attenborough on the Plight of Pangolins

On the eve of World Pangolin Day 2022, Sir David Attenborough features in a new video from TRAFFIC to raise awareness of the plight of the pangolin - the world’s most trafficked mammal. Find out more: www.traffic.org/news/world-pangolin-day-2022/

Efforts to curb South Africa's illegal abalone trade crisis are failing. A new TRAFFIC documentary investigates a shadowy underworld where violence, drugs, and wildlife crime meet ... Abalone populations are facing collapse whilst organised poaching is fuelling violence and drug misuse throughout local communities. We explore the context behind South Africa's abalone poaching crisis and identif...

The People Beyond the Poaching

Murky Waters - Inside Congo's shark trade

FairWild week - Frankincense collection

Diving Beneath the Surface

Illegal Wildlife Trade in the Greater Mekong

The Year Of The Tiger Collective Voices: Say No To Tiger Bone Glue In The Year Of The Tiger

The Abalone Heist

Reflecting on 2021

A Rapid Assessment of Online Trade in Sea Cucumber and Fish Maw in Malaysia and Singapore

Earth Day 2019

Keep Pangolins in the Wild

Vanishing Treasures - wildlife in water

Detector dog undergoes final exam. Video (c) TRAFFIC

Cambodian Tailorbird (Orthotomus chaktomuk)

Wildlife and forest crime