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Three dead parrots show need for proper ban on wildlife trade

Despite an international treaty to prevent illegal trade in wild animals, the industry is worth billions. The treaty needs an overhaul.

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Thailand wildlife protection laws are better but not perfect

Despite Thailand’s efforts to address wildlife crime, there are still challenges in curbing illegal trade in endangered species.

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Conservation law takes a step forward in Indonesia

Strong legislation backed by science and technology could help protect Indonesia’s wildlife.

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Obsolete law is costing Indonesian wildlife

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US endangered species law too little, too late

Nearly 50 years since its introduction, the US’ Endangered Species Act is plagued by decades-old criticisms that hinder its ability to help.

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Seven ways to stop a species wipeout

Biodiversity is at a crucial point and pressure is growing on the international community to commit to new goals to protect it.

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Conservation actions work to save species

Research shows species on the brink of extinction have successfully been saved. Applying the same approaches more broadly could help the planet.

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Coordination and action would protect India from pests

India’s future prosperity is threatened by invasive species. Yet action on the problem is piecemeal or missing.

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A cat in the house saves the birds in the bush

Cats are skillful hunters. In Australia, public campaigning and local government regulation are helping to keep wildlife and domestic cats safer.

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Thailand wildlife protection laws are better but not perfect

Conservation law takes a step forward in Indonesia

Obsolete law is costing Indonesian wildlife

US endangered species law too little, too late

Seven ways to stop a species wipeout

Conservation actions work to save species

Coordination and action would protect India from pests

A cat in the house saves the birds in the bush

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