Wildlife

Laos Seizes Nearly 1.8 Tonnes of Suspected Ivory, Black Panther Remains in Bolikhamxay Raid

On 16 August, Lao authorities detained 11 foreign nationals in connection with a wildlife trafficking network and seized more than 1.8 tonnes of suspected protected wildlife products during a raid in Pakkading district, Bolikhamxay Province. Bolikhamxay authorities confiscated approximately 1,755.6 kilograms of items resembling elephant ivory, along with two animal...

Bear Paws, Pangolin Meat Seized in Vientiane Restaurant Raid Amid Laos’ Wider Crackdown

Lao authorities have stepped up their crackdown on illegal wildlife trade after raiding a...

Laos Seizes Over 60 kg of Suspected Wildlife Products, 294 Live Animals in Two Operations

Lao authorities have seized more than 60 kilograms of suspected illegal wildlife products in...

Lao Authorities Seize Suspected Rhino Horn at Wattay Airport

Authorities at Wattay International Airport in Vientiane intercepted four pieces of suspected rhino horn,...

Laos Releases Captive-Raised Crocodiles to Rebuild Critically Endangered Population

Laos has released 56 Siamese crocodiles into the Xe Champhone wetlands in Savannakhet Province,...

Champasak Authorities Rescue Pangolins Seized from Passenger Bus

Authorities in Champasak Province have rescued and released several pangolins after discovering the protected animals concealed on a passenger bus in Sanasomboun District. Officials found...