Cameroon Restaurants Join WildAid’s “No Pangolin on My Plate” Campaign - WildAid
Cameroonian restaurants are stepping up to protect endangered pangolins by making a public commitment not to serve pangolin meat.| WildAid
Cameroonian restaurants are stepping up to protect endangered pangolins by making a public commitment not to serve pangolin meat.| WildAid
Cameroonian singer, songwriter, and actress Mimie has lent her star power to the protection of pangolins and her country’s natural heritage.| WildAid
For 20 years, WildAid has worked to protect sharks on two fronts: reducing demand for shark products and strengthening marine enforcement.| WildAid
Just like tigers on land, sharks are vital for healthy ecosystems. Yet we are hunting them to near extinction. It's time for a change.| WildAid
Tanzania’s “I Am a Conservationist” campaign inspires national support for protecting wildlife, ecosystems, and the benefits nature provides.| WildAid
WildAid and partners launched a ghost net cleanup in China, removing abandoned fishing gear and raising awareness for ocean protection.| WildAid
The conference marked a major step towards eliminating endangered species from traditional medicine and championing sustainable alternatives.| WildAid
Cameroon’s new forestry and wildlife law marks an important step forward in the fight to protect the nation’s rich biodiversity.| WildAid
WildAid and Global Affairs Canada are partnering to strengthen marine protection across the Eastern Tropical Pacific.| WildAid
