The Wildlife Trafficking Alliance (WTA) is a coalition of more than 70 leading companies, non-profit organizations, and AZA-accredited zoos and aquariums working together to reduce the purchase and sale of illegal wildlife and wildlife products. WTA works with a variety of partners whose active engagement is essential to the success of the WTA goals. › More

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San Diego Zoo Global: A WTA Platinum Partner

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Southern California Wildlife Confiscations Network

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The Wildlife Trafficking Alliance is a coalition of companies, nonprofits, and zoos and aquariums working together to stop wildlife trafficking

This week, The Global Initiative to End Wildlife C

This week, The Global Initiative to End Wildlife Crime released an exciting and groundbreaking briefing paper, proposing a new global agreement to #EndWildlifeCrime and help prevent future wildlife-related pandemics.

Read the briefing paper and its associated press release at the link in our bio.

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Reposted from @world_wildlife • New report: The

Reposted from @world_wildlife • New report: The 2020 Living Planet Report presents a sobering picture of the pressures human activity have placed on the world’s wildlife, forests, oceans, rivers, and climate. Biodiversity is being lost at an alarming rate, impacting our own health and well-being and while it’s no longer possible to say “more science is needed,” we now understand the loss of nature more than ever. But there is still time to protect the natural world. We must take action to educate ourselves and others to create a world where people and nature can thrive together. Click the link in our bio to learn more about WWF’s 2020 Living Planet Report. #LPR2020

Support for AZA SAFE goes to animals like the crit

Support for AZA SAFE goes to animals like the critically endangered Western gorillas. Gorillas are susceptible to diseases and have high mortality rates where Ebola outbreaks occur. Disease, habitat loss, and poaching are the main causes for gorilla population decline. The SAFE gorilla program is continuing to develop action plans to address these current threats. #WorldGorillaDay #SavingSpecies

Rhinos are rapidly disappearing from the wild to f

Rhinos are rapidly disappearing from the wild to fuel global demand for their horn. Did you know that since 2008, one-fifth of the remaining African rhinos have been poached? And there are only about 3,000 Asian rhinos remaining in the wild. This #WorldRhinoDay, learn how to #BuyInformed to protect these amazing animals from wildlife trafficking at the link in bio.

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