illegal trade

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Wildlife Crime: Death by a Snare
Conservation
Wildlife Crime: Death by a Snare
Madhumay Mallik
A single snare can potentially kill more than one animal. Snares don’t discriminate or select their victims, and they can take the lives of tigers, deer, wild boars, leopards, and even elephants
By
Madhumay Mallik
Conservation
A History of Conservation: 50 Years of the Wildlife Protection Act 1972
Book
A History of Conservation: 50 Years of the Wildlife Protection Act 1972
Saket Badola
This collection of essays by conservationists, academicians, and policymakers on India’s 50-year journey in wildlife conservation is a deep dive into what we have achieved, what more we can do, and what the future holds
By
Saket Badola
Book
Sea Cucumbers: Countering the Illegal Trade
Conservation
Sea Cucumbers: Countering the Illegal Trade
Kamakshi Ayyar
Umeed Mistry
Lakshadweep unveils the world’s first sea cucumber reserve, drawing attention to this overexploited marine invertebrate
By
Kamakshi Ayyar
Umeed Mistry
Conservation
Crackdown on Illegal Wildlife Trade Could Prevent the Next Pandemic
Conservation
Crackdown on Illegal Wildlife Trade Could Prevent the Next Pandemic
Prerna Singh Bindra
Investigations show that meat of protected turtle species is sold in several markets in India. Such ‘wet markets’ present an acute health hazard and need to be looked into urgently in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic
By
Prerna Singh Bindra
Conservation
The Bat Sets the Record Straight
Green Humour
The Bat Sets the Record Straight
Rohan Chakravarty
Cartoons and illustrations on wildlife, environment, and conservation
By
Rohan Chakravarty
Green Humour
Brush Strokes of Blood: Illegal Mongoose Hair Trade Threatens the Animal
News
Brush Strokes of Blood: Illegal Mongoose Hair Trade Threatens the Animal
Sibi Arasu
Illegal trade of mongoose hair is a thriving industry that results in the death of thousands of mongoose across India every month
By
Sibi Arasu
News
Victims of a Vile Trade, Pangolins are Almost Extinct
Species
Victims of a Vile Trade, Pangolins are Almost Extinct
Vineeth Mario Vincent
Illogical and unscientific beliefs make this shy mammal’s scales highly prized by poachers. It’s time to stop the massacre
By
Vineeth Mario Vincent
Species