Poaching of Africa's elephants has led to substantial population declines over the last decade. Local communities coexisting with elephants can play an important role in strengthening protection measures against poaching.

Positive ranger–community relationships are vitally important to effective conservation in and around protected areas.

Trading Years for Wildlife lifts the lid on why 45 offenders who are incarcerated in six different Namibian Correctional Service facilities, turned towards the illegal wildlife trade.

Anti-poaching is an important component of the tourism management system for destinations that rely on wildlife as their key attraction.

TRAFFIC interviewed 73 convicted wildlife offenders in 25 South African prisons to gain a nuanced understanding of their motivations and develop targeted interventions.

Five case studies of community-based approaches to tackling illegal wildlife trade in Tanzania. 

An Act of Parliament to provide for the protection, conservation, sustainable use and management of wildlife in Kenya and for connected purposes.

This document builds on the the first national Policy and Management Plan for the black rhinoceros in Tanzania from 1993, and is a further manifestation of the Government of Tanzania's desire to continue and strengthen its policy and conservation goals for the black rhino.