Take a Stand Against International Wildlife Trafficking
Learn how to help prevent wildlife trafficking by utilizing partnerships and data in this joint LexisNexis® Risk Solutions and United for Wildlife report.
Download WhitepaperHelp Prevent Wildlife Trafficking by Understanding Risks and Red Flags
Wildlife trafficking is considered the fourth largest illegal industry worldwide1 and is estimated to be worth up to $20 billion annually.2 This transnational crime is a multi-faceted threat fueling interconnected and negative impacts on:
- Global security
- Human health interests
- Environmental sustainability
Businesses associated with wildlife trafficking crimes face detrimental impacts on business continuity, brand reputation and shareholder value. This report, developed with United for Wildlife, investigates trends, routes and red flags around international wildlife trafficking to keep on your risk radar.
Gain insights on how collaborative efforts and private-public partnerships are making a difference in dismantling transnational trafficking rings. You’ll learn how utilizing adverse media and understanding detailed financial connections helps advance the fight by enabling global financial institutions play a critical role in stopping the growth of wildlife trafficking.
Take a stand against wildlife trafficking and prioritize business sustainability by protecting against the risks of these transnational crimes.
Download the White Paper.
1. United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, https://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/corruption/wildlife-and-forest-crime.html
2. United for Wildlife, About United for Wildlife - United for Wildlife
Gain insights on how collaborative efforts and private-public partnerships are making a difference in dismantling transnational trafficking rings. You’ll learn how utilizing adverse media and understanding detailed financial connections helps advance the fight by enabling global financial institutions play a critical role in stopping the growth of wildlife trafficking.
Take a stand against wildlife trafficking and prioritize business sustainability by protecting against the risks of these transnational crimes.
Download the White Paper.
1. United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, https://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/corruption/wildlife-and-forest-crime.html
2. United for Wildlife, About United for Wildlife - United for Wildlife
Wildlife Trafficking: Adverse Media Insights and Trends
