Elephant skins, clouded leopard remains and tiger bones were among a $1.3 million haul of illegal wildlife incinerated Thursday in Myanmar’s first ever public event of its kind against the illicit ...

In this undated photo released by the World Wildlife Fund, a woman displays monitor lizards, squirrels and wild birds for sale at an open air market in Attapeu, Laos. A report released by the World ...

A trader shows off the skin of a small cat at a market in Mong La, Shan State, Myanmar, on May 14, 2014. Credit: Sebastian Strangio The illegal online trade in endangered wildlife has boomed in ...

NAYPYITAW, Myanmar (AP) — Authorities in Myanmar on Thursday destroyed an estimated $1.3 million worth of confiscated ivory and other parts of endangered animals, days after a conservation group ...

YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar authorities destroyed hundreds of seized elephant tusks, pangolin scales and other animal parts, worth a total of $1.3 million on the black market, on Thursday as part of a ...

WWF has an exciting new opening at the forefront of addressing the booming illegal wildlife trade in Myanmar. Myanmar nationals and expatriate candidates are eligible to apply. Are you motivated and ...

Elephant skins, clouded leopard remains and tiger bones were among a $1.3 million haul of illegal wildlife incinerated Thursday in Myanmar's first ever public event of its kind against the illicit ...

A report by the World Wildlife Fund shows illegal purchases of wildlife online are growing in Myanmar in a threat both to public health and to endangered species. The report issued Friday found that ...

NAYPYITAW, Myanmar – Authorities in Myanmar on Thursday destroyed an estimated $1.3 million worth of confiscated ivory and other parts of endangered animals, days after a conservation group charged ...