I often hear the ivory trade 🐘 in Japan 🇯🇵 used as an example of how demand reduction efforts can turn things around but what does the evidence say? 🤓
Read our thoughts below based on a long time coming paper in @ConservandSoc led by @LauraThoWal!
https://t.co/1MW6Frmy2z
The papers from one of our core #WildlifeTrade case studies are now out - showing the value of an interdisciplinary approach and international collaborative team when studying complex trade issues
For years, @IWTnet, @IUCNssc Sun Yat Sen Uni, China's NFGA & others have been researching bear bile markets in China, to see how availability of farmed, wild, & synthetic bile may affect consumption. Here's what we found...(1/7) https://t.co/w8zjgVnk0C https://t.co/x5XrY9LNPq
This Friday, September 30, from 6:30 to 8 PM IST (9 to 10:30 AM ET), the third Tiger Dialogue, hosted with @WCSIndia and @WWFINDIA, takes place. This time, the panel will feature Dr. John Goodrich, Panthera Tiger Program Director,...
@kmrpaudel et Al study says wildlife reporting practices create ‘feedback loops’ that may reinforce biases and can further entrench official responses to wildlife crime. My new story for @mongabay
https://t.co/wCrLHEn3Kq
Excited to share my latest paper with @orchiddelirium@verissimodiogo@EJMilnerGulland on evaluating the reliability of media reports for gathering information about illegal wildlife trade seizures, published in @thePeerJ. 1/9
New funding initiative from the US Government aimed at combatting wildlife trafficking! Looking for robust #research and conservation projects that build & use #evidence!
Globally, hundreds of thousands of rangers patrol 1000s of PAs daily. How can we maximize their efforts and data to minimise threats to biodiversity? See our uploaded talks (thanks speakers!) & join the live discussion at ICCB 2021 :) @SCB_Africa@ICCS_updates@Rohit_wildlife
So cool to see saiga horns & our paper featured on @ConservationSP’s front cover! Our study found young adults in Singapore cared more about price & convenience than any one type of ‘cooling water’ inc ones made with saiga horn https://t.co/chMFt1V6zM
"There is no one-size-fits-all solution for detecting wildlife trading online. Our study establishes a framework for thinking about how different sectors of illicit or harmful activity can be understood & moderated more effectively," said @orchiddelirium.
https://t.co/uvgTMto7A2
📢 New publication!
Read our latest POLICY PRIMER for an updated information base to understand:
1⃣ The different ways nature links with the sustainable trade agenda
2⃣ New opportunities for concerted action
More here: https://t.co/6Zgc4cG2oR
@UNEP@TESSForum@UKRI_News
Wildlife trafficking in digital marketplaces is rampant and dangerous to the future of our planet.
Today at 10AM ET | 3PM UTC, tune in for a Q&A with @StopFraud to learn how #whistleblowers, #BigTech, and YOU can help #ActForAnimals.
What drives consumers’ choice of drinks made with endangered saiga antelope horn versus alternatives? Using a labelled choice experiment we found respondents most cared about *lower prices & nearby stores* rather than product! https://t.co/4ofIgphXdf (1/2)
Hello #AcademicTwitter Do you have any suggestions to learn #WildlifeTrade Regulations and Enforcement?
I luckily came across this book but probably need to find more recent REVIEW articles and/or books.
📢New #OA research 📢 on consumer preferences for #shark🦈fin in #China 🇨🇳. Please RT! Thread 🧵👇
Take home: Consumers prefer higher $$ and rare shark-fins, obtained without finning. BUT we found 3 consumer groups with differences between them
Link: https://t.co/leTgxOgQ60
The fourth chapter of my PhD thesis is out 👏👏🥳🥳, with @EJMilnerGulland, S. Gelcich, and @MathieuEmile in @ConBiology#openaccess:
"A dynamic simulation model to support reduction in illegal trade within legal wildlife markets"
Find it here: https://t.co/RlQC0MjtcD
Thread->
Exciting new grant schemes under @Darwin_Defra just announced - take a look! Larger-scale, longer grants, testing out new scalable ideas for #poverty alleviation & #conservation, building conservation capability in #biodiverse#LMIC countries.
IIED's @dilysroe will join this @bmj_latest#CovidUnknowns webinar tomorrow, where she'll be discussing the wildlife trade and changing ecosystems.
Find out more and register to attend now. ⬇