To secure protected areas from wildlife trafficking, criminal networks must be dismantled (commentary)
PolicyThursday, August 20, 2026Mongabay

To secure protected areas from wildlife trafficking, criminal networks must be dismantled (commentary)

Effective conservation of protected areas requires not only management practices but also the dismantling of criminal networks involved in wildlife trafficking. Strengthening law enforcement and collaboration among local communities, governments, and organizations is essential to protect biodiversity and secure these areas from illegal activities.

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