This report provides insights into a diverse set of community-based anti-IWT initiatives from Africa, Asia and South America, and highlights some of the key lessons learned from these approaches, which are predominantly externally supported by local, national or international conservation organis

Endline surveys carried out by TNRF as part of the LeAP project. 

Summary of the endline surveys undertaken by Zambia CBNRM Forum as part of the LeAP project.

This compilation of case studies showcases a wide range of initiatives that have engaged communities in tackling IWT using a variety of approaches in central and south Asia.

This compilation of case studies showcases a wide range of initiatives on the People not Poaching platform that have engaged communities in tackling IWT using a variety of approaches in south-east Asia.

This compilation showcases a wide range of initiatives from the People not Poaching platform that have engaged communities in tackling IWT using a variety of approaches in the East African Community region (Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda).

The perceptions and attitudes of local communities help understand the social drivers of unsustainable wildlife use and the social acceptability of conservation programs.

The illegal wildlife trade (IWT) is a global issue that threatens the conservation of many species of fauna and flora and affects the livelihoods of people who are dependent upon wildlife.

A compilation of People not Poaching case studies from the SADC region.

The Namibia Nature Foundation with contributions from World Wildlife Fund, Save the Rhino Trust Namibia and the Integrated Rural Development & Nature Conservation, has produced a docu-series titled The Last Free Rhinos, which focuses on community conservation efforts-specifically around comba