Reducing Zoonotic Disease Risk from Wildlife Trade

Reducing Zoonotic Disease Risk from Wildlife Trade Stories

A black toucan and small tan monkey tied to a cage by their legs at a market

“One Health” and COVID-19, one year later

More than a year after the emergence of COVID-19, WWF worked with GlobeScan to conduct a survey of over 6,500 respondents in the United States, China, Vietnam, Thailand, and Myanmar to build on the learnings from the original 2020 survey and gain a better understanding of consumer insight and perceptions of zoonotic spillover risk.

Reducing wildlife consumption to prevent pandemics
WWF Magazine: Summer 2022
In live wildlife markets, animals brought from disparate places are often crammed together in stacks of cramped cages.

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Reducing Zoonotic Disease Risk from Wildlife Trade Stories

“One Health” and COVID-19, one year later

Reducing wildlife consumption to prevent pandemics