All Blog Posts for Wildlife trade

Project Web was launched following prior investigations by IFAW that found ivory
Working together with INTERPOL to ensure fewer wild animals are killed needlessly
13th March 2013 Azzedine Downes
On March 7, at the 16th meeting of the Parties of CITES in Bangkok, the International Fund for Animal Welfare and INTERPOL Read more »
4 reasons to read ‘Unveiling the Ivory Trade’, our digital magazine and iPad app
4 reasons to read ‘Unveiling the Ivory Trade’, our digital magazine and iPad app
11th March 2013 Christina Pretorius
What makes ‘Unveiling the Ivory Trade’ different to the others? Why should you read it? Here are my four short Read more »
A historic day at CITES for sharks
A historic day at CITES for sharks
11th March 2013 Dr. Ralf (Perry) Sonntag
Today, March 11, was a big day for sharks and may be one of the biggest days in CITES history for the conservation of these Read more »
A cold day at CITES with little comfort for polar bears
A cold day with little comfort for polar bears
8th March 2013 Jeffrey Flocken
CNN International spoke with the author just after the vote at CITES in Bangkok, Thailand. After years of planning, months Read more »
CITES Partner Spotlight: INTERPOL’s Project WEB combats online wildlife crime
CITES Partner Spotlight: INTERPOL’s Project WEB combats online wildlife crime
7th March 2013 Tania McCrea-Steele
Today saw the launch of the first ever internationally coordinated enforcement investigation into the online ivory trade. Read more »
More lives lost as lion fatally mauls young woman at “sanctuary”
More lives lost as lion fatally mauls young woman at “sanctuary”
7th March 2013 Tracy Coppola
A video report on the mauling from Digtriad.com - CBS Affilliate WFMY News Yesterday, a 26-year old female intern at Read more »
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