Animals

Pangolin + Covid-19 – “On the Trail” Special Edition

30 Apr 2020

Pangolin + Covid-19 – “On the Trail” Special Edition

“On the Trail”
The defaunation bulletin
Covid-19 Special Edition

25 pages, 8.3 Mo

– Preliminary report on the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on terrestrial and marine wildlife.
– Pangolin trafficking ante Covid-19 from the 1st October to the 31st December, 2019, and post Covid-19 from the 1st January to the 31st March, 2020. With maps.

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“On the Trail” n°26 – the defaunation bulletin

30 Apr 2020

“On the Trail” n°26 – the defaunation bulletin
“On the Trail” n°26,
The defaunation bulletin
739 events from the 1st July to the 30th September, 2019
470 source of information
116 pages, 13 Mo
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“On the Trail” n°26 – the defaunation bulletin

30 Apr 2020

“On the Trail” n°26,
The defaunation bulletin
739 events from the 1st July to the 30th September, 2019
470 source of information
116 pages, 13 Mo
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“On the Trail” n°26 – the defaunation bulletin

30 Apr 2020

“On the Trail” n°26,
The defaunation bulletin
739 events from the 1st July to the 30th September, 2019
470 source of information
116 pages, 13 Mo
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“On the Trail” n°26 – the defaunation bulletin

30 Apr 2020

“On the Trail” n°26,
The defaunation bulletin
739 events from the 1st July to the 30th September, 2019
470 source of information
116 pages, 13 Mo
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“On the Trail” n°26 – the defaunation bulletin

30 Apr 2020

“On the Trail” n°26,
The defaunation bulletin
739 events from the 1st July to the 30th September, 2019
470 source of information
116 pages, 13 Mo
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(Français) Des requins passagers clandestins

13 Apr 2020

(Français) Des requins passagers clandestins

Only in French.

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(Français) Des requins passagers clandestins

13 Apr 2020

(Français) Des requins passagers clandestins

Only in French.

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Pangolin, business as usual

3 Apr 2020

Pangolin, business as usual

Seizure on 31 March 2020 of 6.16 tons of pangolin scales with an estimated value of 17.9 million US$ or 2,900 US$/kg. The final destination could only be China. Wildlife smuggling always goes to the country with the highest demand and the highest bidder (cf. Robin des Bois’ “ Atlas of the Business of Endangered Species “, published by Arthaud in October 2019, in French only).

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(Français) Animaux sauvages et risques sanitaires

17 Mar 2020

Only in French.

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