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Online campaign urges people not to buy, eat, wear or own protected wildlife species and their products
TRAFFIC and WWF India’s latest online campaign to help #EndWildlifeTrafficking urges people to ...
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Buying is Stealing: TRAFFIC urges people not to buy and use medicines made from protected wildlife species
TRAFFIC and WWF-India are urging people not to buy and use medicines made from Monitor Lizards ...
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Possessing is Stealing: TRAFFIC urges people not to keep legally protected marine animal in aquariums
People are being urged to think twice before they buy seahorses for their aquariums or as curios ...
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Owning is Stealing: TRAFFIC urges not to keep legally protected wild animals as pets
Red Sand Boa Eryx johnii, commonly called the ‘double-headed snake’ due to its blunt tail that ...
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‘Wearing is Stealing’: TRAFFIC urges not to wear fur or other products made from protected otter species
The energetic and playful otters are the top predators of the river ecosystem in India and have ...
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Eight new SUPER SNIFFERS join forces to protect India’s wildlife
Eight wildlife sniffer and tracker dogs popularly known as SUPER SNIFFERS under TRAFFIC’s programme ...
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Reported wildlife poaching in India more than doubles during COVID-19 lockdown
A TRAFFIC analysis finds a significant increase in reported poaching of wild animals in India ...
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Illegal trade of Red Pandas in India and across borders: new TRAFFIC study released on #WorldWildlifeDay
On 3rd March, World Wildlife Day [1], a new assessment of the poaching and illegal trade of Red ...
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Protecting India’s wildlife from cybercrime: Odisha Forest Department undergoes training
With approximately 26 Royal Bengal Tigers Panthera tigris including the rare melanistic form, Asian ...
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Young coders put their skills together to address wildlife trafficking in India: Watch our latest film on ZOOHACKATHON on #WorldPangolinDay
Wildlife crime has evolved itself into an organized criminal activity targeting many protected and ...
