On ivory, follow the trafficking networks and not the headlines (commentary)
PolicyTuesday, August 11, 2026Mongabay

On ivory, follow the trafficking networks and not the headlines (commentary)

The recent seizure of over 500 kg of ivory in Zambia, facilitated by intelligence from the Environmental Investigation Agency UK, highlights the importance of targeting trafficking networks rather than sensational media coverage. This underscores the need for a strategic focus on organized crime to combat wildlife trafficking effectively and mitigate illegal ivory trade.

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