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South Africa to phase out captive lion breeding
Because of your support, South Africa will no longer breed captive lions, keep lions in captivity, or use captive lions or their derivatives commercially.
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News: The wildlife trade
China removes pangolin from traditional medicine list and upgrades protections
Following evidence that pangolins may be responsible for passing COVID-19 to humans, China has given the world’s most trafficked mammal, the pangolin, the...
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Building a world better for wild animals
With your support we’re launching a bold new campaign to protect animals, our environment, the economy and people’s health too. Together we can achieve a...
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G20: Ending the wildlife trade must be your top priority this weekend
When G20 health ministers meet this Sunday 19 April, agreeing measures to prevent another coronavirus pandemic must be their top priority. An essential step...
Lions and tigers being farmed for traditional medicine
The demand for traditional medicine is fuelling a boom in big cat farms in South Africa and Asia. Our investigation exposes the cruelty lions and tigers face
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Five wins for wildlife
Sunday, March 3 is World Wildlife Day. To celebrate, we're highlighting some of the recent wins we’ve achieved for wildlife around the world.
