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US Congress moves to strengthen fight against wildlife trafficking, trade in wild animals for food

US Congress moves to strengthen fight against wildlife trafficking, trade in wild animals for food

by Adam Cruise | Oct 27, 2020 | Commentary

By Kitty Block and Sara Amundson - Humane Society of the United States The trade in live wild animals and their body parts threatens the survival of so many wildlife species, and it poses serious global security and public health risks. In a one-two punch targeting...

Time for the EU to close its domestic ivory market?

Time for the EU to close its domestic ivory market?

by Adam Cruise | Oct 22, 2020 | Commentary

By Frédérique Ries and Arnaud Goessens - The Parliament If the EU is serious about fighting elephant poaching, it must completely close its domestic ivory market and ban all ivory imports and re-exports, argue Frédérique Ries and Arnaud Goessens. By Frédérique...

Using sensors to detect wildlife activity in the battle against poaching

Using sensors to detect wildlife activity in the battle against poaching

by Adam Cruise | Oct 22, 2020 | Commentary

By Wiebe Van Der Veen, University of Twente / Phys.Org By recognizing the movements of animals in the wild using attached sensors, it may well be possible to detect if poachers are nearby. These animal activity recognition sensors can also help in biodiversity...

Preventing next pandemic requires new bill’s global solutions (US)

Preventing next pandemic requires new bill’s global solutions (US)

by Adam Cruise | Oct 2, 2020 | Commentary

By Stephanie Kurose - The Hill The COVID-19 pandemic has claimed more than one million lives, shattered the global economy and left many people overwhelmed by the harsh realities of a changing world.  Congress has struggled desperately to address the...

Wildlife crime and trade laws are not fit for purpose in a post Covid-19 world

Wildlife crime and trade laws are not fit for purpose in a post Covid-19 world

by Adam Cruise | Oct 1, 2020 | Commentary

By John Scanlon AO - The Independent We are all experiencing this Covid-19 pandemic together, and it has reminded us, albeit in a devastating way, of the interconnected nature of things, most particularly between economies, the environment, and human...

Mystery deaths of elephants in Botswana remains a mystery

Mystery deaths of elephants in Botswana remains a mystery

by Adam Cruise | Sep 23, 2020 | Commentary

By Dr Keith Lindsay - Elephant Biologist, Fondation Franz Weber and Amboseli Trust for Elephants The 'mystery' of Botswana's mass elephant mortality has deepened rather than been dispelled Stories of elephants dying in Botswana have raced through national and...

CITES protection of animals no longer fit for purpose, says wildlife filmmaker

CITES protection of animals no longer fit for purpose, says wildlife filmmaker

by Adam Cruise | Sep 22, 2020 | Commentary

By Don Pinnock - Daily Maverick One of the world’s worst wildlife scams is being permitted by the United Nations organisation formed to protect wild animals from over-exploitation and regulate trade. It all hinges on the letter Z on an export and import permit. Is...

US Congress moves to strengthen fight against wildlife trafficking, trade in wild animals for food

A U.S. Senator attacks states’ efforts to end ivory trafficking, but progress continues on many fronts

by Adam Cruise | Sep 17, 2020 | Commentary

By Kitty Block and Sara Amundson - The Humane Society of the United States Since 2017, U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan has introduced a bill that would undermine America’s war on ivory trafficking by hindering the ability of states to create laws fighting this illegal trade....

American environmentalism’s racist roots have shaped global thinking about conservation

American environmentalism’s racist roots have shaped global thinking about conservation

by Adam Cruise | Sep 14, 2020 | Commentary

By Prakash Kashwan - Co-Director, Research Program on Economic and Social Rights, Human Rights Institute, and Associate Professor, Department of Political Science., University of Connecticut. The United States is having a long-overdue national reckoning with racism....

Trophy Hunters attempt to co-opt the Black Lives Matter Movement

Trophy Hunters attempt to co-opt the Black Lives Matter Movement

by Adam Cruise | Sep 11, 2020 | Commentary

Rosie Awori –  Pan African Wildlife Conservation Network Shrouded with selfish ambition, certain American trophy hunting factions have chosen to identify with the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement under the guise of caring about conservation and people in Africa. In a...

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