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Chinese Tourism Fuels Animal Trafficking in Laos
WorldThe Guardian27d ago

Chinese Tourism Fuels Animal Trafficking in Laos

Undercover investigations in Laos reveal that booming Chinese tourism is fueling a parallel boom in the illegal wildlife trade. Pangolin scales, rhino horn, and elephant ivory are reportedly being sold in secret shops and restaurants, facilitated by a new high-speed rail line bringing millions of visitors.

Wildlife raid in Sabah uncovers illegal animal parts
Worldmalay-mail2mo ago

Wildlife raid in Sabah uncovers illegal animal parts

A former forest ranger was arrested in Tuaran, Sabah, after authorities discovered a hoard of rhino horns, pangolin scales, and elephant bones in his home. The raid highlights ongoing efforts against wildlife trafficking.

Illegal Wildlife Trade on Facebook
Worldjapan-times1mo ago

Illegal Wildlife Trade on Facebook

A new report accuses Meta of facilitating the world's 'largest single known illegal wildlife trade market' through its Facebook platform, where items like monkeys, rhino horn, and dead pangolins are reportedly sold.

Malaysian resort owners face huge fines, jail over ‘exotic’ pangolin menu for tourists
EnvironmentSCMP5mo ago

Malaysian resort owners face huge fines, jail over ‘exotic’ pangolin menu for tourists

A Malaysian resort offering pangolin soup and meat for an “exquisite” experience for tourists is going to pay dearly after authorities swooped in on their illegal activities. In an integrated crackdown dubbed “Ops Khazanah” on Monday, Sabah Wildlife Department (SWD) officials, together with the police, raided a resort in Semporna district after getting information that the operators were storing and serving the protected species. “During the raid, a live pangolin as well as several pots...

DiCaprio and Bezos Launch $200M Initiative to Save Endangered Species
Businessn1-serbiaYahoohollywood-reporter+6danasklix-barolling-stonechannel-news-asiaDaily SabahVnExpress6d ago9 sources

DiCaprio and Bezos Launch $200M Initiative to Save Endangered Species

Leonardo DiCaprio and Jeff Bezos have teamed up to launch a $200 million initiative aimed at saving endangered species. The project, backed by the Bezos Earth Fund and Re:wild, seeks to recover 100 of the globe's most threatened species, including endangered lemurs, salamanders, pangolins, pigs, and echidnas.