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Rare Rare Turtle, ie Turtle Lake Sword, is one of the turtles in Vietnam that has been raised to the level of protection in the Convention on International Trade in Wild…
The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) in Vietnam yesterday denied the fact that Vietnam is being asked for trade sa…
Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra yesterday said her government will increase efforts to prevent illegal trade in ivory.
At least 13 Indian rhinos have been killed by poachers for horns in the first two months of the year, while only 21 suffered the same fate last year.
Although the United States and Russia have called on countries to strengthen protection of polar bears, the proposal to ban the purchase and sale of bears is not approve…
Conservationists warn that ads related to ivory products from Google are one of the reasons for the increase in ivory hunting.
Southeast Asia is one of the countries that consistently failed to deal with the widespread trade in ivory, despite CITES regulations prohibiting trade in ivory.
The fate of African elephants is becoming the most fragile in the last 20 years due to the reckless and aggressive activities of poachers.
On January 10, Zambia issued a ban on lion and leopard hunting in order to protect these species, which have been reducing serious numbers in the past.
Kenyan authorities discovered more than 600 pieces of ivory with a total volume of about two tons in a port city yesterday.
The Wildlife Fund (WWF) continues to warn about the risk of increased extinction of Sumarta elephants in Indonesia.
Scientists warn pythons in Southeast Asia are at risk of extinction because they are killed for processing leather for export to Europe.
A group of researchers have warned that 25 species of primates such as monkeys, langurs, lemurs and gorillas in Asia and Africa are extremely dangerous on the brink of e…
A group of international experts have discovered hundreds of individual turtles, including at least 16 of the 25 species of native tortoises and native freshwater turtle…
About 70% of infectious diseases affecting humans are derived from wild species, according to the warning of the Wildlife Conservation Organization (WCS).