Wild Crime
Sam MeadowsA newsletter about wildlife trafficking and environmental crime.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 53 | Subscribers | Read | wildcrime.co.uk |
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Could the legal trade in animals have caused a frog pandemic?
The legal trade in wildlife is having an impact on biodiversity, a new study found, although data deficiencies make the true scale hard to quantify.
Ukraine files lawsuit accusing Russian military of environmental destruction
Ukrainian environmental officials have issued a court case seeking to recover environmental damages from Russia.
Future of sharks, elephants and iguanas on the line
The eyes of the world are on the Brazilian city of Belém where global delegates are meeting for climate discussions at CoP30. But in just a few weeks – on the other side of the world – another CoP will take place. This one will have an impa...
Organised crime syndicates smuggling eels from Europe to Asia
More than 20 tonnes of glass eels were seized during a year-long operation targeting trafficking networks. Authorities made 26 arrests and carried out more than 16,000 inspections across Europe.
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Sam Meadows is a journalist focused on environmental crime. He is currently based in South America.
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