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Together we can stop illegal wildlife trade Spearheaded by The Duke Of Cambridge and The Royal Foundation, we are fighting to save endangered species like Elephants, Rhinos, Tigers and Pangolins, so they can share our world with future generations. Learn more How zoonotic diseases and illegal wildlife trade are linked Find out more about our recent meeting How can we tackle illegal wildlife trade? Illegal wildlife trade is the exchange or sale of wild animal or plant resources against national and international laws. Find out how we are fighting it. Find out more about our work Together we can stop illegal wildlife trade Spearheaded by The Duke Of Cambridge and The Royal Foundation, we are fighting to save endangered species like Elephants, Rhinos, Tigers and Pangolins, so they can share our world with future generations. Learn more How zoonotic diseases and illegal wildlife trade are linked Find out more about our recent meeting How can we tackle illegal wildlife trade? Illegal wildlife trade is the exchange or sale of wild animal or plant resources against national and international laws. Find out how we are fighting it. Find out more about our work Our Taskforces Visit our taskforces page to see how all our taskforces work together to fight illegal wildlife crime. Since its inception in December 2014, the United for Wildlife Transport Taskforce has been working to facilitate collaboration between the transport sector and law enforcement to prevent wildlife trafficking across the world. What started out with 12 members of the Taskforce grew to 40 members with the initial signing of the Buckingham Palace Declaration in March 2016, and now has more than 100 signatories. With 5 seizures of illegal wildlife products, 8 alleged wildlife traffickers arrested and 23 law enforcement investigations supported by the Transport Taskforce information sharing system, the first few years of the taskforce have been a success. Since its inception in December 2014, the United for Wildlife Transport Taskforce has been working to facilitate collaboration between the transport sector and law enforcement to prevent wildlife trafficking across the world. What started out with 12 members of the Taskforce grew to 40 members with the initial signing of the Buckingham Palace Declaration in March 2016, and now has more than 100 signatories. With 5 seizures of illegal wildlife products, 8 alleged wildlife traffickers arrested and 23 law enforcement investigations supported by the Transport Taskforce information sharing system, the first few years of the taskforce have been a success. Read more The Duke of Cambridge has today encouraged the international community to come together to end the illegal wildlife trade for good. He pointed to the increased focus on the public health risks of the wildlife trade and greater awareness of the dangers posed by zoonotic diseases as key reasons to act now. His Royal HighnessRead more View our latest stories News and latest stories Find out more about what United for Wildlife is up to, and how our projects are getting along, as well as fun facts on some of your favourite species. View our latest stories Join us Want to join our side? Get involved and raise awareness of the illegal wildlife trade. Subscribe to our email list and we ll email you with specific actions and updates. Join us Want to join our side? Get involved and raise awareness of the illegal wildlife trade. Subscribe to our email list and we ll email you with specific actions and updates.* I understand that by opting in that United for Wildlife may use my details to contact me via email with updates on their activities and projects. Privacy PolicyWe use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits. By clicking “Accept”, you consent to the use of ALL the cookies. 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