All Blog Posts for Wildlife trade

I Found A Way to help animals
11th May 2013 Isabel McCrea
See our new "I Found A Way" sixty second campaign spot above. This year, IFAW Australia celebrates 30 years of Read more »
By simply making Chinese people aware that every piece of ivory comes from a d
Sparkles of light in China are illuminating the darkness of ignorance for animal welfare
11th June 2013 Grace Ge Gabriel
I was overwhelmed by the reaction to my blog posted from the Convention on International Trade of Endangered Species (CITES Read more »
Fijian crested iguana. Highly endangered and endemic to Fiji. Banned from inter
Isabel’s way to help prevent wildlife smuggling
10th June 2013 Isabel McCrea
Recently I was in Fiji. But I wasn’t hanging out by the pool or snorkeling among the colourful soft corals. Instead, I Read more »
The graduates with Chairman Leturesh
Community Ranger graduations mark a proud moment in helping protect Amboseli elephants
28th May 2013 Evan Mkala
The loud voice of the parade commander and a booming brass band fill the air, competing with the melodies of chirping birds Read more »
Whalesharks are often bycatch in tuna fishing.
Protection of sharks is going forward, unfortunately only slowly
24th May 2013 Dr. Ralf (Perry) Sonntag
Just now I am attending the conference of the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC) on Mauritius. This is a fishing agreement Read more »
First ever NGO, INTERPOL agreement establishes partnership to fight wildlife crime
23rd May 2013 Azzedine Downes
In the video above, IFAW CEO & President Azzedine Downes speaks with INTERPOL at their headquarters in Lyon, France. Read more »