Big cat, big problems: How tiger farms perpetuate the illegal trade in tigers

Every year on International Tiger Day, we celebrate one of nature’s most iconic predators and one of the planet’s most recognisable species. Yet behind the celebration lies a harsh reality: around the world, tiger populations are under threat. While tigers are adversely affected by climate change, habitat loss, and human-wildlife conflict, the illegal tiger trade is considered one of the most immediate threats to their survival.

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Two wildlife traffickers arrested in joint operation by SAPS and Wildlife Justice Commission in South Africa

In a significant blow to global wildlife trafficking, the South African Police Service (SAPS), acting on intelligence from the Wildlife Justice Commission, has arrested Vietnamese wildlife trafficker Nguyen Huu Tao and his associate, Nico Scoltz, for allegedly attempting to illegally sell lions.

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New report by the Wildlife Justice Commission analyses how organised crime capitalises and exploits captive tiger facilities

The Wildlife Justice Commission publishes today a new report, ‘To skin a cat: How organised crime capitalises and exploits captive tiger facilities’, examining the role of tiger facilities in enabling tiger-related wildlife crime in Southeast Asia.

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