To inform compassionate consumers on how to identify wildlife products, speak up against the consumptive use of wild animals, and educate others on how to avoid supporting the wildlife trade.
Don't Buy Wild!
Illegal wildlife trade generates more than $10 billion annually, third behind only the illegal drug and arms trades. It can have a huge impact on wildlife populations.
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Habitat Protection
HSI helps protect and create habitat to preserve wildlife populations. Learn More
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Marine Mammals in Captivity
The more we learn about marine mammals, the more troubling it becomes to keep these complex, intelligent creatures in tanks and pens. Learn More
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Trophy Hunting
Every year, hundreds of thousands of wild animals, representing hundreds of different species, are slain by trophy hunters. Learn More
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Wildlife Trade
The international wildlife trade threatens the survival of many species and results in the inhumane treatment of billions of animals every year. Learn More
Don't Buy Wild News
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January 26, 2012
"Warning to Ivory Dealers: You Are Being Targeted"
INTERPOL’s Environmental Crime Programme prepared another multi-country law enforcement operation targeting ivory dealers.
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January 17, 2012
Declaración de Humane Society International sobre la Prohibición a las Aletas de Tiburón por parte de los Hoteles y Resorts Shangri-La
En enero del 2012, los Hoteles y Resorts Shangri-La anunciaron su “Política Sostenible para Productos Marinos” y descontinuaron el uso de todos los productos de aleta de tiburón.
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January 17, 2012
HSI Statement on Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts Shark Fin Ban
In January 2012, Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts announced its “Sustainable Seafood Policy” and discontinued use of all shark fin products.
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January 11, 2012
HSI Celebrates Opening of Wildlife Quarantine Facility in El Salvador
Humane Society International is establishing a new temporary holding facility for the rehabilitation of confiscated wildlife in El Salvador, near the borders of Honduras and Nicaragua.