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17 Apr 2008
CNN's Planet in Peril airs for Earth Day
Watch CNN on Monday April 21st, for an encore presentation of the two-part, four-hour documentary Planet in Peril featuring Wildlife Alliance in both Cambodia and Thailand.

07 Apr 2008
Effect of the Bangkok bust
The trade in wildlife meat and pets, as well as exotic flowers and plants, may one day be eliminated.

08 Mar 2008
Wildlife Alliance Testimony to U.S. Congress
Wildlife Alliance co-founder Steve Galster testified to the House of Representatives Natural Resources Committee on the threat posed by the international illegal wildlife trade.

07 Mar 2008
Chainsaws Cut into Bokor's Legacy
Cambodia’s forests are being decimated by rampant illegal logging and poaching and even the best protected of the national parks is feeling the pain.

29 Feb 2008
Saving the Cardamoms
Despite its large size and rich plant and animal life, the Cardamoms are threatened by illegal logging and forest clearing, while its animals are ruthlessly hunted for sale at markets around Asia.

28 Feb 2008
Wildlife Trade Booming in Burmese Casino Town
In a run-down casino town in northern Myanmar market-goers can find everything from bear paws to tiger parts.

26 Feb 2008
A Close Look at Wildlife Trade
Animal Planet's Crime Scene Wild series offers Asian viewers a glimpse into the murky world of wildlife traffickers.

12 Feb 2008
ASEAN's Commitment
Long known to be a wildlife trade hotspot, South-East Asia has seen little co-ordinated enforcement on the illegal trade that flows freely across the borders of countries in this region. That changed in 2005 when 10 governments launched the Association of South-East Asian-Wildlife Enforcement Network (Asean-WEN), an inter-governmental law enforcement agreement to combat the flourishing wildlife trade.

29 Jan 2008
Wildlife Alliance's January e-Newsletter
The Rescue Center goes through a baby boom, a children's book about Amur Tigers hits the web, and find out how we are protecting Cambodia's Cardamom mountains.... plus more!

24 Dec 2007
Thailand could support as many as 2,000 wild tigers, 3 times current level
BANGKOK, Thailand -- Thailand's parks and wildlife reserves could hold up to 2,000 wild tigers, about three times their current level, but only if the government steps up efforts to control poaching, researchers said Monday.

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