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As of 29th February 2019, COVID-2019 has stricken over 85,400 people in a matter of 2-3 months, resulting in the deaths of over 2,830. These numbers should be put into perspective against annual influenza, which according to ...

Episode two of the Pangolin Reports by Sustainable Asia looks at how demand in China is affecting other Asian countries.

Almost a million pangolins have been illegally trafficked in southeast Asia in the past two decades, environmentalists have said, making it one of the most poached and smuggled creatures in the world.

This week it’s a two-part Helping Hand special ahead of Saturday’s World Pangolin Day, a day designed to give visibility to the world’s most trafficked animal, the pangolin.

Photographers Against Wildlife Crime has raised China’s attention to its part in the illegal wildlife trade. Keith Wilson reveals how their work has been received

Despite worldwide ban, there’s big money in sending ivory, pangolin scales to China. Hong Kong a major transit point in illegal wildlife trade, but few prosecutions so far.

Catching sharks, cutting off their fins and tossing them in the ocean is not allowed in Colombia, but it’s happening.

Despite laws protecting pangolins, an investigation at major trade hubs found consumption and trade of the nearly extinct animal to be pervasive and brazen.

Barangay officials in Culion, Palawan do a balancing act trying to save the Philippine pangolin species and keeping their posts

Hidden in the shadows, there is an underground economy that smuggles pangolins across many lands to China, where this shy anteater is used in traditional medicine and served as a status-symbol delicacy. R.AGE journalists spent ...