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There has been progress in key areas in the six months since the UK government staged the largest-ever Illegal Wildlife Trade conference in October 2018 including the launch of education packs.
Actions and commitments from the 2018 London Conference on the Illegal Wildlife Trade (IWT).
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The Americas Delegations from the Americas met on 10 October in London to…
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Delegations from the Americas met on 10 October at the FCO in London to commit to future engagement on Illegal Wildlife Trade (IWT).
International Development Secretary has committed £35 million of UK aid to protecting critical forest habitats and species threatened by extinction
Successful 2018 Illegal Wildlife Trade conference comes to a close in London.
Latest £20 million round of UK Aid Match scheme particularly invites proposals from wildlife and conservation charities.
Jeremy Hunt comments ahead of the London Illegal Wildlife Trade conference
Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt gave the opening remarks at the London 2018 Illegal Wildlife Trade conference.
A new coalition of political leaders, conservationists and celebrities dedicated to defeating the illegal trade in ivory has been formed ahead of the Illegal Wildlife Trade conference in London.
International Development Secretary announces new joint initiative with the Foreign Office at event with the Duke of Cambridge.
The UK Government through the FCO, DFID and DEFRA is hosting the 4th Illegal Wildlife Trade Conference to be held in London on 11 to 12 October 2018.
The Department for International Development is providing £6 million to protect iconic and endangered species including rhinos, elephants and pangolins
The Environment Secretary writes about the London Illegal Wildlife Trade conference and the reasons why the UK Government is working to end this crime against wildlife.
Zac Goldsmith MP, London Conference on Illegal Wildlife Trade Champion and John E Scanlon AM, Special Envoy, African Parks, write about their priorities for the London conference
UK aid will protect critically endangered wildlife in Indonesia and Liberia by creating sustainable jobs for people who work near these animal’s habitats.
Foreign Office Minister Mark Field visits the London office of the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) to see new fingerprint testing kits which will be used to fight the illegal wildlife trade.
Anti-wildlife trafficking projects around the world given £31.5 million boost.
British Embassy in Guatemala today hosted a forum bringing together local partners in the fight against the Illegal Wildlife Trade (IWT).
The Illegal Wildlife Trade Joint Unit is looking for sponsors and partners to help deliver the London Illegal Wildlife Trade (IWT) Conference in October 2018.
A consultation on extending the scope of the Ivory Bill to protect hippos, walruses and narwhals from the trade in ivory has been announced by the government.
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