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Its own rhinos hunted to extinction, Vietnam is a hub for the rhino horn trade

Most illegal ivory comes from recently killed elephants: new study

Elephant poaching costs African nations $25 million a year in lost tourism revenue

Over 200 snow leopards killed every year: new report

Rhino killed in India’s Kaziranga Park, highlighting the ever-present threat of poachers

Park ranger murdered while trying to protect rare gorillas

International trade in African grey parrots banned

No decline in tiger trafficking: new report

Commercial trade in all eight pangolin species has just been banned

Conservationists: It’s time for pangolins to be listed on Appendix I of CITES

Lao PDR commits to shut its commercial tiger farms

Lao PDR failing to curb pangolin and hornbill trafficking: new reports

Indian rhino horns being smuggled to China via Myanmar

Poaching in Africa becomes increasingly militarized

Countries at IUCN Congress vote to ban domestic ivory markets

IUCN motions to ban the pangolin trade

Guest Commentary: Are grassroots organizations our best hope for combating the illegal wildlife trade?

657 pangolins found wrapped in plastic, hidden in freezers

Detector Dogs sniff out illegal ivory, help nab poacher in Tanzania

Indonesia must do more to protect whale sharks, conservationists say

Three murders highlight troubles of Iran’s park rangers

China jails 7 people, including airport employee, for smuggling rare tortoises

Indonesia mulls revision of orangutan conservation plan

Ivory poaching kingpin gets 20 years in jail

Vietnam is one of world’s biggest illegal ivory markets

Amazon, eBay involved in illegal wildlife trade: Indian government

GDELT: Mining and mapping global wildlife crime news

PHOTOS: On a Chinese mountain, an aging anti-poaching hero ponders the future

From endangered species to commodities: report reveals scale of wildlife crime

International treaty targeting illegal fishing takes effect

Great Ape trafficking — an expanding extractive industry

Half of Sumatra’s forests within reach of the average bird trapper

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