KNPS
East Asia
Korea National Park Service
- KNPS
Photo courtesy of Rod Khattabi
East and South Africa
Southeast Asia
South Asia
East Asia
Andrea
Egan
Forensic accounting for wildlife trafficking interdiction
Cooperation – Enhancing information sharing across jurisdictions
Uniform sentencing
Save the Rhino Trust
Engaging key stakeholders
Capacity building and innovative technology
Research and Science based decision making.
Awareness and community outreach
Gender Equality/Mainstreaming
International Alliance
West and Central Africa
East and South Africa
Central America
South America
North and Central Asia
Southeast Asia
South Asia
East Asia
Secretariat of
International Alliance against Health Risks in Wildlife Trade
Project Map
Funded Projects
Country packages
Members Area
Working Groups
Governmental Consultation Facility
Produced seedlings for restoration
Seed collection, germination, and seedling production
Identify and prepare suitable planting microsites, especially protected sites with suitable conditions that can support the species growth
Partnerships: indigenous people and local communities engagement
Monitoring and research
Providing the scientific and legal Evidence Base
Repeated Community Consultations
Visualizing first-hand Challenges and Solutions
Facilitating multi-input Management Plan
Ensuring Endorsement of End-product
Seeking international Management Status
IUCN Radhika Murti
Design of participatory steps for village engagement
Capacity building of local stakeholders
Documenting strategies and success evaluation
Creation of awareness raising and policy influencing tools
Facilitation of livelihood and economic diversification
Wudalianchi Management Committee
Promote relevant legislation and strictly comply with the regulations, formulate planning and management measures and implement them
Strengthen domestic and international cooperation and exchange, strength science popularization and public awareness, improve scientific research and monitoring capabilities
On the premise of guaranteeing the ecological protection, sustainably develop the economy to improve the livelihood of local communities and residents