Poaching animals

The Trans-Pacific Partnership may be the answer to slowing the illegal wildlife industry.

With elephant and rhino populations fast dwindling, a global debate on legalising the trade in ivory and other endangered-animal parts has divided campaigners seeking to preserve the animals, writes Melissa Twigg

Leading conservation scientists are calling for bold political action to combat the loss of our planet’s largest animals.…

Conservation authorities in Zimbabwe were continuing to count the cost of what could be the single worst poaching incident on the continent in living memory.

Poaching is a complex topic with a lot of confusing reasoning and effects behind it. In Outforia's latest article, we’ll be breaking down exactly what poaching is, how it has changed over time, why people poach animals, and how groups are combating poaching so it’s easily understandable. Let’s get started!

**Wildlife Conservation - Flat Illustration** This is an illustration about Conservation animals, especially for poaching of wild rhino's.

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Assam recorded zero poaching of endangered rhinos, known for their horns that fetch big money because of their supposed medicinal value, for the first time in nearly 45 years.