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Stop Wildlife Crime Video Series

It's Dead Serious: Episode 1. Illegal wildlife trade is one of the largest criminal activities in the world.

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Thai officials seize shipment of illegal African elephant tusks.

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Videos

It's Dead Serious

How dangerous wildlife crime is and why it threatens not only animals, but our own global security.
I Am Not a Trinket

Tens of thousands of elephants are killed every year for their ivory tusks.
I Am Not a Rug

Wild tiger populations have declined drastically due to poaching for their skins and body parts.
I Am Not Medicine

With rhino poaching rising drastically, experts debunk the myths about “medicinal” uses of rhino horn.
Rangers on the Front Lines

A close look at the lives rangers lead and the dangers they face.

Join our campaign and help stop wildlife crime

Illegal wildlife trafficking is one of the world's top criminal activities—ranked alongside drugs, arms, and human trafficking. The international crime syndicates running this trade are lining their pockets with billions of dollars while they slaughter animals at rates never seen before, threaten lives, and even impact global security.

WWF is at the forefront of the fight to stop wildlife crime. Recently, we urged Thailand to ban its ivory trade and secured strong action from champions such as President Obama. But our work is not done. Together, we can make it possible for elephants to keep their ivory, rhinos their horns, and tigers their skins.

Watch WWF's five-part original online series, STOP WILDLIFE CRIME: THE SERIES, and learn from experts in the fields of government, security, forensics, and conservation. Join the campaign and learn more about out efforts to Stop Wildlife Crime