Wildlife Crime Bulletins Archives

An analysis of Wildlife farming in Vietnam

Commercial wildlife farming is the practice of raising and breeding wildlife species in captivity with the goal of
harvesting animals or animal products for commercial profit (WCS, 2008). There exists a distinction between
farming animals for commercial purposes and breeding wild animals for conservation purposes.

This report only focuses on commercial wildlife farming. Throughout the report, the terms ‘commercial wildlife farming’
and ‘wildlife farming’ refer to the practice of raising a wildlife species (capable of breeding in captivity) for commercial
profit, and are used interchangeably.

For download and reading more, click below:

Farming Report (Oct 23, 2017)

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WCB 2020 – ISSUE 1

Wildlife Crime Bulletin 2020– Issue 1

This issue includes wildlife crime highlights such as:

The efficiency of wildlife prosecutions between 2018 and 2019, after the enactment of Vietnam’s revised Penal Code
Internet wildlife crimes
Large-volume shipments of wildlife with “legal” papers
A guidance on handling confiscated wild animals
A roundup of ENV Wildlife Crime Unit success in 2019

For download and reading more, click below:

WCB No. 1 2020 (Mar. 16, 2020)