Illegal wildlife trade (IWT) has increased in profile in recent years as a global policy issue,
largely because of its association with declines in prominent internationally trafficked …

Corruption significantly affects the large majority of countries, and it has negative social and
economic impacts. Its impacts on environmental and resource management (ERM) sectors …

The escalating illegal wildlife trade (IWT) is one of the most high‐profile conservation
challenges today. The crisis has attracted over US $350 million in donor and government …

Poaching is contributing to rapid declines in elephant populations across Africa. Following
high-profile changes in the political environment, the overall number of illegally killed …

As wildlife trafficking or the illegal wildlife trade has taken a more prominent place on the
global agenda, discussions are taking place as to how wildlife trafficking happens. An …

Understanding the drivers of Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) abundance and distribution
is critical for effective elephant conservation, yet no such analysis exists despite decades of …

Donors, NGOs, and governments increasingly invest in campaigns to reduce consumer
demand for wildlife products in an attempt to prevent the decline of overexploited and …

International commercial trade in wildlife, whether legal or illegal, is one of the greatest
threats to multiple species of wildlife today. Opinions on how to address it are deeply divided …

This review synthesizes the literature studying illegality and government corruption in forest
management. After discussing the theoretical connections between different types of …

Tanzania, arguably mainland Africa's most important nation for conservation, is losing
habitat and natural resources rapidly. Moving away from a charcoal energy base and …