Media coverage of China's wildlife markets sends the message that they’re hugely popular. In reality, many Chinese can’t relate. At a wildlife market in Shenzhen, vendors display live reptiles and ...

From 2019 to 2020, market surveys from wildlife trade watchdog TRAFFIC found close to 78,000 illegal wildlife parts and products on sale in more than 1,000 outlets across Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, ...

If the market of Mong La is anything to go by, the remaining wild elephants, tigers and bears in Myanmar’s forests are being hunted down slowly and sold to China. Nestled in hills in a ...

Any easing of the current Chinese ban on trading products made from tigers is likely a death sentence for the endangered cats, according to a new TRAFFIC report released today by World Wildlife Fund ...

The tours target elderly Chinese nationals, promising them all-inclusive trips to explore the historic ties between the two countries, often via the China-Laos railway. Upon arrival, tour groups are ...

A Chinese wildlife trafficking suspect was arrested at JKIA after attempting to re-enter Kenya. [Courtesy] A Chinese national jailed for eleven years in his home country for trafficking in wildlife ...

Beijing, China, 28th January 2008 - Thousands of products made from threatened species are openly being advertised on the Chinese-language internet each day. A new TRAFFIC investigation monitoring ...