All Blog Posts for Wildlife trade

Canadian East Coast seal hunt - and now the Inuit seal hunt - are being depicted
WTO hearings day two: Canadian sealing comes under fire – but not from the EU
20th February 2013 Sheryl Fink
I’m in Geneva for the first round of WTO hearings on Canada and Norway’s challenge of EU regulations Read more »
Shark finning at a market in Dibba, Oman
CITES CoP 16 Bangkok: several vulnerable shark populations need urgent protection
19th February 2013 Dr. Ralf (Perry) Sonntag
The rate at which sharks are vanishing from the world’s oceans is reaching a tipping point. Many shark populations Read more »
This year the Endangered Species Act turns 40.
Happy almost 40th Anniversary to the Endangered Species Act!
19th February 2013 Tracy Coppola
This year the Endangered Species Act (ESA) turns 40. As card-carrying members of the Endangered Species Coalition, we at the Read more »
The planet’s remaining polar bears are headed towards the precipic
Let’s take polar bears off of the trading block
18th February 2013 Jeffrey Flocken
The planet’s remaining 20,000-25,000 polar bears are headed towards the precipice of extinction—one part at a Read more »
At CoP16, one of our goals is to develop plans on how to phase out tiger farming
CITES Bangkok: navigating complicated policy waters in pursuit of a better future for wildlife
15th February 2013 Peter Pueschel
The 16th meeting of the Convention of the Parties (CoP16) to the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species Read more »
Jason Bell is running the Boston Marathon to raise awareness and money for eleph
Running out of time, a marathon struggle for elephants…
12th February 2013 Jason Bell
As a keen runner, the opportunity to run the Boston Marathon for IFAW to raise awareness of the plight of elephants is a Read more »
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