Commonly referred to as the most trafficked mammal in the world, the plight of the pangolin looks bleak.
Author: The WJC (Isabel Leal)
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Annual Meeting with our Partners
On 17 January, we convened our annual event for our partners in Amsterdam. The gathering was a great opportunity for us to actively engage with them and provide them with updates on our current developments and plans for the near future.
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Operation Dragon: New evidence of the scale of corruption in the illegal turtle and tortoise trade in Southeast Asia
The report details our Operation Dragon, a 2-year investigation (2016-2018) into the multi-million-dollar illegal trade of endangered reptile species in South and Southeast Asia and the scale of the corruption that enables it.
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The WJC mourns the loss of Wim Kok
We were honoured and privileged to have him as a member of our Council, which he joined in February 2017.
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Watch Rhino Dollars online at ARTE.tv
An accurate view on the global trafficking of rhino horn. You can watch now Rhino Dollars online here.
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Panel discussion on corruption and IWT at the London IWT Conference
Corruption is not tangential to Illegal Wildlife Trade but is a key facilitator of this organised crime...
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The prevalence of vulnerable South Asian freshwater turtles in the illegal trade – October 2018
This briefing paper summarises the data collected by the WJC during Operation Dragon (2016-2018) and subsequent analysis, aiming at directing further research to assess the extent to which these species are in demand globally.
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A Preliminary Analysis of Raw Rhino Horn Prices in Africa and Asia – October 2018
This briefing paper provides an analysis of the price data of raw rhino horn in Africa and Asia, obtained until July 2018.