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laure2020-04-08 12:00:352021-07-12 14:17:03Coronavirus: why a blanket ban on wildlife trade would not be the right response
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laure2020-04-03 14:04:322021-07-12 14:11:29On COVID-19, and rebalancing our relationship with nature
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laure2020-02-28 14:17:582021-07-12 14:27:23China’s Announcement on Wildlife Trade – What’s New and What Does It Mean?
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nafeesa2019-10-28 11:58:152019-11-29 13:26:02Targeting wildlife crime interventions through geographic profiling
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nafeesa2019-10-28 11:57:092019-11-29 13:28:41Is the demand for vulture parts in Nigeria affecting regional vulture populations?
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nafeesa2019-10-28 11:56:222019-11-29 13:29:27Illegal international trade in seahorses continues despite CITES regulations- Reflecting on wildlife trade researchAugust 6, 2021 - 10:24 am
by Dan Challender, Friday 6th August 2021 Originally posted on the Interdisciplinary Centre for Conservation Science Overexploitation is a major threat to biodiversity. It threatens many species and one of the reasons I got into conservation science was to help solve this problem. I conduct research on pangolins, which are threatened by trade-driven harvest, and […]
Andrea Athanas Two years and a lifetime ago when we embarked as a community on a horizon scan process to identify possible game changing issues that would shape tomorrow’s decisions on illegal wildlife trade (IWT), Africa was growing at 3-5% annually and the continent’s leaders had just signed the African Continental Free Trade Area agreement, […]
By Jack Lam The largest ever dried shark fin seizures were made by Hong Kong authorities earlier this month in May 2020; the combined volumes of the two shipments from Ecuador more than doubled last year’s total volume. However, sharks are not the only marine wildlife trafficked transnationally. The persistent demand for their fins […]
J. LamTrading Ideas, the newsletter of the Oxford Martin Programme on Wildlife Trade, was originally edited by Nafeesa Esmail with advice provided by Professor E.J. Milner-Gulland and our core team.
As the Oxford Martin Programme on Wildlife Trade is evolving, this is now a platform for the programme’s researchers to share their latest results and opinions.
