Curbing Trade of Wildlife Species - WWF Conservation Projects (sitios de interés)

Confiscated rhinoceros horns, tiger skin and bones. Chitwan National Park. Nepal. © WWF-Canon / Jim JABARA

This project will draw upon the action plan together with national level priorities identified by WWF Nepal to work towards the closure or reduction of trade routes and transit markets for illegal wildlife through improved monitoring of key trade routes and the strengthening of enforcement efforts.

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