Choose native woods and live in harmony with the forest

This campaign raises awareness among the general public about the positive impact they can have on the forests of the Peruvian Amazon by choosing native Amazonian timber. Through the dissemination of 15 infographics created in conjunction with CITEForestal.

Conceptual socialization of the Bolivian System of Forest Certification and Incentives (SBCBI) as a tool to prevent illegal timber trafficking in the region

With the objective of strengthening the forestry sector in the region, WWF Bolivia, within the framework of the Alliance for Wildlife and Forests, financed by the European Union, carried out a workshop for the exchange of experiences on the conceptualization process of the System Bolivian Certification of Forests and Incentives (SBCBI), an experience promoted by the State, conceived, articulated and agreed with Civil Society Organizations.

“Your house is not my habitat”: a campaign to discourage the wildlife trafficking in Ecuador

The campaign "YOUR HOUSE IS NOT MY HABITAT", coordinated by the Wildlife Conservation Society Ecuador and the Quito Zoo, seeks to raise awareness among people so that they change their behavior and do not buy wild animals as pets. The campaign "YOUR HOUSE IS NOT MY HABITAT", coordinated by the Wildlife Conservation Society Ecuador and the Quito Zoo, seeks to raise awareness among people so that they change their behavior and do not buy wild animals as pets. Christmas is a time of the year in which wildlife seizures intensify due to the commission of this illegal activity by citizens.

Infographic Alcanfor Moena – Native Amazonian timber

National Workshop for the Review and Approval of the Technical Action Guide at the Scene of Crimes related to Wildlife

Your house’s not my habitat

Is a campaign with civil society to discourage the purchase and sale of wildlife during the Christmas season, which turns them into gift objects and pets. Consisted of the dissemination of stories of animals treated as pets suffering physical and behavioral consequences. This campaign is implemented by Wildlife Conservation Society Ecuador, within the framework of the Alliance of Wildlife and Forests.

Infographic Machimango Colorado – Native Amazonian timber

Online wildlife trafficking: analysis of platforms and species traded in Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru

This report evaluates the use of the Internet as a means for the trade of wildlife and its potential to serve as an instrument for committing crimes, particularly its trafficking, its parts or derivatives, in accordance with the legislation of the Andean-Amazonian countries of Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru, through the identification and monitoring of platforms used for this activity in those countries.

Communication and journalism guide for the thematic management of wildlife and illegal timber trafficking

This guide has the objective of being a tool for community communicators and journalists, through different journalistic formats, to publicize the problems of their regions and generate a change of consciousness among the inhabitants. All this in order that, based on citizen awareness, cases of illegal trafficking of wildlife and wood are gradually reduced, thus protecting the natural resources of this ecoregion.