I protect the forests from illegality – Graphics

Peru has the opportunity to lead the fight against illegal wildlife trafficking in South America

International specialists agree that Peru, being one of the megadiverse countries, is a target for this crime that manages to move sums similar to other transnational crimes such as drug trafficking and the illegal arms trade.

Infographic Casho Moena – Native Amazonian timber

“Your house’s not my habitat” – Commit yourself to wildlife!

Every year, thousands of wildlife are taken from their natural habitats to be traded as pets, to be consumed as exotic foods or to use their parts as supposed medicinal remedies, amulets or decorative and collectible objects. So we need to come together to change this reality, highlight the threats to wildlife and take action to eliminate these behaviors that threaten biodiversity and people's health. Join the campaign!

Regional systematization of EU Forest Law Enforcement, Governance, and Trade Actions and related initiatives: Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru

This report is an Executive summary of the results of the process of identifying learnings in nine selected experiences in the four countries of influence of the project. Each presents an introductory framework, the main learnings, and recommendations.

Infographic Caobilla – Native Amazonian timber

Why wild animals are not pets

Infographic Cachimbo Negro – Native Amazonian timber

Forensic techniques in the investigation of wildlife trafficking in Bolivia, Brazil, Ecuador, Colombia and Peru

This document is a diagnosis of the "Application of forensic techniques in the investigation of wildlife trafficking in Bolivia, Brazil, Ecuador, Colombia and Peru", which provides relevant background on criminal law and forensic investigation of the countries and a description of the main tools and methods used in wildlife forensics, as well as the institutional relationship within the countries to carry out these cases.