June 9, 2020
China moves to protect the pangolin in 2020
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March 2, 2020
tech companies take down three million online listings for trafficked wildlife
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China strengthens its Wildlife Protection Law as part of national movement to safeguard animals
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AI Guardian of Endangered Species recognizes images of illegal wildlife products with 75% accuracy rate
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tech companies block more than 11.6 million transactions for endangered wildlife online
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curbing the destructive trade of wildlife online starts with more government action
Read moreMay 11, 2021
illegal wildlife trade is just a click away
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ifaw wins Excellence Science Publicity & Education Award 2020 in Beijing
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ifaw volunteers combatting wildlife cybercrime
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UNODC report highlights startling figures and the truly global nature of illegal wildlife trade
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tech in wildlife security
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hot on the trail of cyber-enabled wildlife traffickers
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new EU initiative to counter surging wildlife cybercrime
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wildlife crime is a matter of supply and demand
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trading ivory anywhere threatens elephants everywhere
Read moreFebruary 13, 2019
Wildlife Crime
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an auction house in Australia is upending the ivory trade
Read moreOctober 12, 2018
Global Wildlife Cybercrime Action Plan brings together critical actors in the fight against online wildlife trafficking
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