Asian elephants face a 15% population decline and rising illegal trade. EIA urges CITES CoP20 to renew key Decisions and strengthen protections.

Noting the serious concern about the perilous state of vaquitas, we urge all governments attending CITES to raise the ongoing ...

The UK, as with all other plastics legislation, is falling dramatically behind. There remains no national binding regulation ...

Next year, parties will negotiate the three-year replenishment of the Fund for 2027-29 and this year the parties negotiated ...

New landmark initiatives aimed at accelerating global action to cut methane and other climate-harming gases have been ...

Include the UAE as Category C in the process and require a National Ivory and Rhino Action Plan (NIRAP). Monitor China closely, given its ongoing role as a major ivory market. Escalate Angola from ...

EIA’s report Cooling the Climate Crisis analysed the climate impact of supermarket refrigeration and revealed that up to 70 per cent of a supermarket’s emissions stem from cooling. Our Climate ...

This coup could take Myanmar back to the days where the forests were being devastated by the military dictatorship and creates significant risks that the timber trade is financing human rights ...

In this episode, Green Crime author Dr Julia Shaw, a criminal psychologist, writer and TV and audio presenter, talks with Senior Press and Communications Officer Paul Newman about her book, which ...

EIA’s Tiger Campaign works for the recovery of wild tiger populations by advocating the dismantling of transnational criminal networks involved in illegal trade, pressing for better legislation and ...

Illegal wildlife trade is one of the most lucrative forms of transnational organised crime, generating billions in profits every year. Iconic species such as elephants, pangolins and tigers continue ...

The vaquita, a tiny porpoise species found only in the upper Gulf of California, Mexico, is the world’s most endangered marine mammal, with fewer than 10 individuals remaining. The vaquita is not ...