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  • TNRC Guide Visualizing corruption risks in the illegal rhino horn trade supply chain Brochure

    TNRC Guide Visualizing corruption risks in the illegal rhino horn trade supply chain (pdf, 6.6 MB)

    December 20, 2022

    The rhino horn trade represents one of the four largest illegal wildlife trade flows by value and corruption is a key facilitator. Visualizing how corruption manifests along the supply chain can help conservation practitioners and wildlife management agencies better understand both the specific risks and the potential responses to combat illegal rhino horn and other illicit wildlife trades. This guide includes an infographic and accompanying text that maps the areas along the rhino horn supply chain that are most vulnerable to corruption and identifies feasible entry points for different anti-corruption approaches.

    For more resources and tools, visit TNRCproject.org.

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  • TNRC Her story: Women targeting natural resource corruption | Nicola Okes Brochure

    TNRC Her story: Women targeting natural resource corruption | Nicola Okes (pdf, 848 KB)

    December 09, 2022

    On International Anti-Corruption Day 2022, we recognize the determination of women who are taking remarkable steps to address corruption through conservation programming. Nicola Okes represents TRAFFIC International, based in Southern Africa. She currently works across the global TRAFFIC network to coordinate engagement on issues relating to the illegal wildlife trade, with a focus on rhinos and elephants. She has previously worked on marine conservation and trade, analyzing both legal and illegal trade with the purpose of providing sustainable solutions to environmental concerns.

    For more resources and tools, visit TNRCproject.org.

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  • Pendants, Powder, and Pathways: A Rapid Assessment of Smuggling Routes and Techniques Used in the Illicit Trade in African Rhino Horn Brochure

    Pendants, Powder, and Pathways: A Rapid Assessment of Smuggling Routes and Techniques Used in the Illicit Trade in African Rhino Horn (pdf, 2.54 MB)

    September 19, 2017

    A TRAFFIC report has exposed a disturbing new shift in the illegal trade of African rhino horn. Highly adaptive, transnational criminal networks operating in Southern Africa have begun processing rhino horn locally to evade detection by enforcement agencies and supply ready-made products to seemingly insatiable consumers in China and Vietnam.

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  • Will Current Conservation Responses Save the Critically Endangered Sumatran Rhinoceros? (pdf, 412 KB)

    September 21, 2015

    The critically endangered Sumatran rhinoceros formerly ranged across Southeast Asia. Hunting and habitat loss have made it one of the rarest large mammals and the species faces extinction despite decades of conservation efforts. 

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  • National Strategy for Combating Wildlife Trafficking (pdf, 504 KB)

    February 11, 2014

    The National Strategy for Combating Wildlife Trafficking establishes guiding principles and strategic priorities for US efforts to stem illegal trade in wildlife.

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