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“No Ivory No Tiger Amulets” Campaign reaches amulet consumers in Bangkok
Since June 1, twenty tuktuks with ads carrying the message “Can Tiger Fangs and Ivory Protect You? Don’t Buy, Don’t Use Products Made from Ivory and Tiger” ...
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Chi III Campaign Cited in IUCN's Latest Rhino Report
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International Biological Diversity Day: USAID and Partners Take CWT Partnership to the Next Level
An informal alliance of counter wildlife trafficking stakeholders in the region are working hard together to combat the illegal wildlife trade in Asia, and ...
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Key Influencer expands reach of “A Good Life is Free of Killing” campaign in Thailand
Consumer beliefs in the power of ivory and tiger products to bring good luck and prevent harm are powerful drivers for consuming these products in Thailand, ...
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Prominent Thai thought leaders counter spiritual beliefs about wildlife products
Over the past two months, USAID Wildlife Asia, in collaboration with WildAid, launched short and long version Facebook videos of interviews with two prominent ...
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Survey results show USAID campaigns in Thailand reduce consumers’ intention to buy illegal wildlife products by more than 40%
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The Chi Initiative: A Wildlife Demand Reduction Campaign in Vietnam
Vietnam is a principal destination and transit country for African rhino horn and elephant ivory and is a source and transit country for pangolin products. ...
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U.S. interagency hosts webinar on the zoonotic origins of the COVID-19 virus
USAID and the U.S. Department of State jointly hosted a webinar on the detection, prevention, and mitigation of current and future zoonotic diseases on ...
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USAID and cross sectoral experts design demand reduction campaign for illegal wild meat in Thailand
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USAID and One Health: Reducing Risks and Conserving Wildlife
Putting a stop to wildlife trafficking and wild animals as food sources can help reduce zoonotic diseases.
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