A poisoned vulture found beneath a power line. A lynx illegally shot and left hidden in the countryside. Falcon chicks stolen from nests for illegal wildlife trade. These incidents might look different, but they have one thing in common. They
What media reports reveal about poaching in Romania Romania is home to some of Europe’s most significant wildlife, like large carnivores in the Carpathians and fish and birds in the Danube Delta. But illegal hunting and fishing remain serious conservation
Most Europeans say they care deeply about wildlife. So why are they still helping to destroy it? Servals and savannah cats are now among the top five most commonly rescued exotic animals in Spain and Europe. Content The demand that
The 15th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS COP15) convened in Campo Grande, Brazil, from 23–29 March 2026, bringing together governments, scientists and conservation practitioners at a critical moment for global biodiversity. The numbers are
The LIFE SUPport project hosted a WildLIFE Crime Academy training workshop dedicated to police officers and nature professionals. It presented Spanish expertise in the detection and prosecution of environmental crimes through presentations and training on real-life cases. Practical session at
As wildlife crime escalates and threatens biodiversity, health, and security, the Wildlife Crime Academy advances efforts to strengthen Europe’s united response through training, collaboration, and strategic action.
