Más Vida Menos Tráfico

This digital campaign sought to inform civil society about the threats to which wildlife who are victims of illegal trade and poaching are subjected, as well as to promote their involvement in actions that strengthen law enforcement.

Biosecurity protocols for forest reactivation in Peru

La Otra Cuarentena

This digital campaign highlighted the problem of illegal animal trafficking in Peru and how they are subjected to living in an eternal quarantine.

The relationship between illegal wildlife trade and human health

The World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) indicates that 75% of emerging infectious diseases that affect humans are of animal origin. The illegal trade, or trafficking, of wild animals increases the risk of transmission of zoonoses.

Zoonotic diseases: what are they and how human actions increase their possibility of transmission

Newsletter N°1. July to December 2019

Indigenous people of Beni and La Paz raise their voices and join efforts to protect wildlife

Summary of the experience of generating self-declarations that establish the commitment to promote measures against wildlife trafficking by two indigenous organizations from Beni and La Paz, two community-based tourism enterprises, and the Sustainable Tourism Council of the Destination Rurenabaque: Madidi-Pampas.