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WildAid Reports New Hope for Chinese Pangolins

Chinese pangolins are one of the most Critically Endangered pangolin species on the planet. Due to many years of habitat destruction, poaching, and illegal trade, they were once even thought to be functionally extinct in China as recently as 2019. But now, there are signs that Chinese pangolins are making a comeback.

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Tourism Puts the Palawan Pangolin at Risk

The Philippines has received over 2 million international visitors since lifting its tourism restrictions in...

Shedding Light on Sri Lanka’s Indian Pangolin

In an interview with Mongabay, Priyan Perera discusses the importance of understanding Sri Lanka’s Indian...

Watch the Pangolin Crisis Fund's Talk from Expo 2022

The Pangolin Crisis Fund recently gave an insightful virtual talk during WCN's Wildlife Conservation Expo....

Wildlife Justice Commission Helps Catch Wildlife Traffickers

Spearheading this fight against wildlife trafficking in Nigeria, the Wildlife Justice Commission and the Nigeria...

Slow-Moving Trafficking Cases in Nigeria Indicative of On-Going Issue

The trial of three wildlife traffickers is the latest in a series of cases that...

The Massive Pangolins of Africa

Africa is home to the largest of all pangolins, the giant pangolin. This species can...

Africa’s Pint-Sized Tree Pangolins

The world's two smallest pangolins, the white-bellied and black-bellied pangolins, are found in Central and...

Combating Online Wildlife Trafficking with Mixed Results

In an effort to combat online illegal activity, the Coalition to End Wildlife Trafficking Online...

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Photography Credits: Arief Budi Kusuma, Environmental Investigation Agency