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(January 25, 2021)   -   We are looking for a part-time Finance and Administration Officer.

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(December 11, 2020) A ‘Forest-First Approach’: supporting the effective implementation of deforestation-free supply chains in producer countriesNatural, intact forests and other ecosystems are indispensable for human health, livelihoods, and food security worldwide, and yet they are still being lost and degraded, especially in the tropics. The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) hosted a virtual event on 11th December 2020 on the ‘Forest-First Approach’, a new framing that addresses supply c...

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(November 30, 2020)   -   MEPs and NGOs call for ‘immediate’ ban on ivory imports into EU.

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(October 21, 2020)   -   If the EU is serious about fighting elephant poaching, it must completely close its domestic ivory market and ban all imports and re-exports.

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(October 16, 2020) European Green Week event highlights opportunities for building back better with nature-based solutions Nature-based solutions can help to bring life and integrity back to damaged ecosystems to improve wildlife habitats, protect soils and watersheds, support economic resiliency, and better confront a changing climate. The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) jointly hosted a virtual European Green Week partner event on 16th Octobe...

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(August 07, 2020)   -   The EU’s new Green Deal strategy offers ‘guidance’ to African countries but does nothing to stop Europe’s own ivory market.

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(June 10, 2020)   -   New EU Biodiversity Strategy can reduce risk of future pandemics — if it fully addresses wildlife trade.

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(June 09, 2020)   -   Jaguar trafficking linked to Chinese investment in South America.

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(March 03, 2020)   -   Why poaching has decreased dramatically in Mozambique’s Niassa Reserve.

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(February 28, 2020)   -   China’s Ban on Wildlife Trade a Big Step, but Has Loopholes, Conservationists Say.

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