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Protecting rhinos means protecting the entire ecosystem, from fragile habitats to the unique plants and animals that coexist with them. Since 2019, authorities have intercepted more than one million i...

Despite concerted efforts to control illegal wildlife trafficking globally, more than 13 million items of wildlife parts were seized and reported in 162 countries in just the last seven years, accordi...

This October, Wildlife Conservation Network (WCN) brought together conservationists from around the world and our incredible community of supporters for two unforgettable days of connection, celebrati...

The Pangolin Crisis Fund is thrilled to announce that we are partnering with filmmaker Pippa Ehrlich, director of the Academy Award® winning documentary My Octopus Teacher, to raise awareness about an...

The armored mammals are trafficked for their scales and meat.

In 2024, Jose Louies, Monesh Singh Tomar, and the small Wildlife Crime Control Division at Wildlife Trust of India made history working with local and Indigenous communities to protect pangolins in No...