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Wildlife traffickers hiding in the financial system, global experts WARN

Wildlife traffickers are exploiting the global financial system to hide their profits in plain sight, using legitimate ...
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Wildlife criminals in Tanzania more likely to face arrest following police training

For example in Morogoro, Tanzanian police worked with wildlife officers in national parks to successfully arrested multiple ...
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TRAFFIC is a leading non-governmental organisation working to ensure that trade in wild species is legal and sustainable for the benefit of the planet and people.
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OUT OF THE WILD: Uncovering the Live Animal Trade in Central Asia - A focus on Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan

L. Musing, B. Tokubek uulu, E. Bykova, M. Gritsina, T.Abduraupov, M. Chirikova, G. Makhmudova, V. Gromov, D. Akparalyev, S. von Meibom, S. Kurmanov, E. Salimov, R ...
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Protecting forests, nature and livelihoods: Data, Tech, and Legacy

From stronger national laws and enforcement staff trained to spot illegality, to sophisticated technology which spots likely corruption or uses AI to identify species of wood, the enormous timber ...
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Stopping Wildlife Trafficking at Its Source: China Targets Illicit Financial Flows

What if the most effective way to stop wildlife trafficking wasn’t in the forest — but in the financial system? As China prepares for a major global review of its anti-money laundering (AML) system, ...