Show your spots for World Leopard Day! Gallery Show your spots for World Leopard Day! Ecotourism, Endangered species, Illegal Wildlife Trade, In the News, Phnom Tamao, Wildlife Care, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team Show your spots for World Leopard Day! By Claire BM|2021-05-03T06:14:06-04:00May 2, 2021|Categories: Ecotourism, Endangered species, Illegal Wildlife Trade, In the News, Phnom Tamao, Wildlife Care, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team|Tags: Big Cats, Big Cats Cambodia, cambodia, Endangered species, fashion, illegal wildlife trade, leopard, Leopard Cambodia, leopard print, pelt, Phnom Tamao, Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Center, skin, Wildlife Alliance, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team, wildlife trafficking|Comments Off on Show your spots for World Leopard Day! Read More
What are black shouldered kites doing in Phnom Penh? Gallery What are black shouldered kites doing in Phnom Penh? Wildlife Care, Wildlife Police, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team What are black shouldered kites doing in Phnom Penh? By WA Admin|2021-04-09T23:59:03-04:00April 9, 2021|Categories: Wildlife Care, Wildlife Police, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team|Tags: black shouldered kites, communities and wildlife, Community Based Ecotourism, Elanus axillaris, illegal pet trade, Kouprey Express, Phnom Penh, stop wildlife trade, Wildlife Police, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team|Comments Off on What are black shouldered kites doing in Phnom Penh? Read More
Southeast Asia’s thriving illegal bird trade Gallery Southeast Asia’s thriving illegal bird trade Endangered species, Illegal Wildlife Trade, In the News, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team Southeast Asia’s thriving illegal bird trade By WA Admin|2021-06-03T05:28:40-04:00September 23, 2020|Categories: Endangered species, Illegal Wildlife Trade, In the News, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team|Tags: bird trade, cambodia, illegal bird trade, illegal wildlife trade, wet markets, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team, wildlife traffickers, WRRT|Comments Off on Southeast Asia’s thriving illegal bird trade Read More
Ivory and pangolins: The dark underbelly of Cambodia’s wildlife trade Gallery Ivory and pangolins: The dark underbelly of Cambodia’s wildlife trade Endangered species, Illegal Wildlife Trade, In the News, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team Ivory and pangolins: The dark underbelly of Cambodia’s wildlife trade By WA Admin|2020-04-16T05:59:24-04:00April 16, 2020|Categories: Endangered species, Illegal Wildlife Trade, In the News, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team|Tags: cambodia, conservation, coronavirus, COVID-19, Elephant, illegal wildlife trade, illegal wildlife trade cambodia, ivory, pangolins, seahorses, Tiger, tiger bones, wildlife bust, wildlife raid, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team, wildlife trade|Comments Off on Ivory and pangolins: The dark underbelly of Cambodia’s wildlife trade Read More
Major shipment of suspected lion bones opened Gallery Major shipment of suspected lion bones opened Endangered species, Illegal Wildlife Trade, In the News, In the World, Newsletter, Wildlife Police, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team Major shipment of suspected lion bones opened By WA Admin|2021-10-28T03:50:34-04:00March 2, 2020|Categories: Endangered species, Illegal Wildlife Trade, In the News, In the World, Newsletter, Wildlife Police, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team|Tags: cambodia, customs, illegal wildlife trade, lion, lion bones, Phnom Penh, phnom penh airport, Wildlife Alliance, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team|1 Comment Read More
World Pangolin Day 2020 By WA Admin|2021-06-06T21:31:44-04:00February 14, 2020|Categories: Cardamom Protection, Endangered species, Illegal Wildlife Trade, In the News, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team, Wildlife Release Station|Tags: cambodia, Cardamom Mountains, conservation, pangolin, pangolins, research, Sunda pangolin, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team, Wildlife Release Station, Wildlife Rescue, World Pangolin Day|Comments Off on World Pangolin Day 2020 Read More
Endangered gibbon rescued thanks to Facebook community Gallery Endangered gibbon rescued thanks to Facebook community Endangered species, Newsletter, Wildlife Police, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team Endangered gibbon rescued thanks to Facebook community By WA Admin|2019-11-22T14:36:23-05:00November 22, 2019|Categories: Endangered species, Newsletter, Wildlife Police, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team|Tags: facebook, hylobates pileatus, pileated gibbon, social media, Wildlife Police, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team, WRRT|4 Comments Read More
Disrupting the wildlife trade on the Cambodia-Vietnam border Gallery Disrupting the wildlife trade on the Cambodia-Vietnam border Illegal Wildlife Trade, Wildlife Police, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team Disrupting the wildlife trade on the Cambodia-Vietnam border By WA Admin|2019-10-29T16:17:59-04:00October 29, 2019|Categories: Illegal Wildlife Trade, Wildlife Police, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team|Tags: cambodia, Turtle trade, vietnam, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team, wildlife trade, WRRT|Comments Off on Disrupting the wildlife trade on the Cambodia-Vietnam border Read More
WRRT rescues a sun bear missing a paw Gallery WRRT rescues a sun bear missing a paw Endangered species, Wildlife Police, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team WRRT rescues a sun bear missing a paw By WA Admin|2019-10-29T14:41:06-04:00October 18, 2019|Categories: Endangered species, Wildlife Police, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team|Tags: Endangered species, Malayan sun bear, Snare, sun bear, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team, Wildlife Rescue, WRRT|Comments Off on WRRT rescues a sun bear missing a paw Read More
50 Critically Endangered turtles rescued from wildlife traffickers Gallery 50 Critically Endangered turtles rescued from wildlife traffickers Endangered species, Illegal Wildlife Trade, Wildlife Police, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team 50 Critically Endangered turtles rescued from wildlife traffickers By WA Admin|2019-08-13T15:40:59-04:00August 13, 2019|Categories: Endangered species, Illegal Wildlife Trade, Wildlife Police, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team|Tags: Asian water monitor, critically endangered, Heosemys annandalii, IWT, monitor lizard, Turtle trade, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team, wildlife trade, WRRT, yellow-headed temple turtle|Comments Off on 50 Critically Endangered turtles rescued from wildlife traffickers Read More
