In 2025, ICCWC supported 140 countries in strengthening their responses to wildlife and forest crime through capacity-building, technical assistance, operational support and international cooperation. Countries made progress in using ICCWC tools and services, enhancing multi-agency collaboration and turning strategic commitments into concrete enforcement action. Through the combined expertise of its five partner organizations, @CITES, @INTERPOL_EC, @UNODC_ENV, the @WBG_ClimateEnv and the @WCO_OMD, ICCWC is helping strengthen criminal justice systems and build a more coordinated global response to wildlife crime. Discover more achievements, impacts and country successes in the ICCWC Annual Report 2025: iccwc-wildlifecrime.org/site… #ICCWC #TogetherAgainstWildlifeCrime #WorldFreeofWildlifeCrime #AnnualReport

Criminal networks exploit the connectivity and anonymity of the online world. As wildlife traffickers increasingly use online platforms to facilitate illegal trade, authorities must continue adapting their tools, techniques and cooperation efforts to detect, disrupt and deter wildlife crime in the digital age. #OnlineWildlifeCrime #WildlifeCrime #ICCWC #TogetherAgainstWildlifeCrime #WorldFreeofWildlifeCrime ICCWC Partners: @CITES, @INTERPOL_EC, @UNODC_ENV, @WBG_ClimateEnv & @WCO_OMD

💰 Illicit profits fuel wildlife crime. #DidYouKnow? Criminals involved in wildlife crime often use money laundering techniques to conceal the proceeds of their illegal activities and integrate them into the legitimate economy. By following financial trails, investigators can identify key actors, uncover criminal networks, and target the profits that drive wildlife crime. #WildlifeCrime #FinancialInvestigations #FollowTheMoney #MoneyLaundering #ICCWC #TogetherAgainstWildlifeCrime #WorldFreeofWildlifeCrime ICCWC Partners: @CITES, @INTERPOL_EC, @UNODC_ENV, @WBG_ClimateEnv & @WCO_OMD

Collaboration · Training · Enforcement · Impact The International Consortium on Combating Wildlife Crime (ICCWC) brings together five international organizations to support countries in strengthening their responses to wildlife crime. Through coordinated action, technical assistance, training and capacity-building, ICCWC works with national authorities across the criminal justice chain to prevent, detect, investigate and prosecute wildlife crime. Together, we are strengthening the global response to wildlife crime. 🌍 Learn more: iccwc-wildlifecrime.org/ #WildlifeCrime #Conservation #LawEnforcement #Biodiversity #ICCWC #TogetherAgainstWildlifeCrime #WorldFreeofWildlifeCrime ICCWC Partners: @CITES, @INTERPOL_EC, @UNODC_ENV, @WBG_ClimateEnv & @WCO_OMD

📚 Partner Resource Spotlight from @WBG_ClimateEnv GWP Guidance Note on Strengthening National-Level Donor and Development Partner Coordination to Combat IWT Coordination among donors is important to ensure aligned and effective support to countries affected by illegal wildlife trade (IWT). This guidance note highlights the importance of donor and development partner coordination in supporting countries affected by illegal wildlife trade (IWT). It shares practical experiences and case studies from across countries, examining how coordination mechanisms can improve collaboration, reduce duplication of efforts, and strengthen collective action against wildlife crime. 📖 Read the publication: iccwc-wildlifecrime.org/site… #WBG #WorldBankGroup #TogetherAgainstWildlifeCrime #WorldFreeofWildlifeCrime

Wildlife Crime = Biodiversity Loss Every illegally traded animal or plant species represents more than a single loss. Wildlife crime drives species decline, disrupts ecosystems and threatens the biodiversity that communities and economies depend on. #ICCWC #TogetherAgainstWildlifeCrime #WorldFreeofWildlifeCrime ICCWC Partners: @CITES, @INTERPOL_EC, @UNODC_ENV, @WBG_ClimateEnv & @WCO_OMD

📢#SaveTheDate Join #ICCWC at a side event during the upcoming @CITES Standing Committee (#SC81): Wildlife Crime Online: Are we keeping up? With illegal wildlife trade increasingly moving online, can enforcement keep up? Examine the evolving trends in wildlife crime linked to the Internet and the global efforts to detect, disrupt and combat them. 📅 4 November 2026 ⏲️ 12:15 - 13:45 CET 📍 CICG, Room 4 (in person only) 🍴 Reception included #ICCWC #TogetherAgainstWildlifeCrime #WorldFreeofWildlifeCrime

📢#SaveTheDate Join #ICCWC at a side event during the upcoming @CITES Standing Committee (#SC81): ICCWC: from Detection to Prosecution What does it take to turn wildlife crime intelligence into successful prosecutions? Explore real-world examples of strengthening the enforcement chain, from detection and investigation to prosecution and conviction. 📅 3 November 2026 ⏲️ 12:15 - 13:45 CET 📍 CICG, Room 4 (in person only) 🍴 Reception included #ICCWC #TogetherAgainstWildlifeCrime #WorldFreeofWildlifeCrime

📚 Partner Resource Spotlight from @UNODC Rooting Out Corruption: An Introduction to Addressing the Corruption Fuelling Forest Loss (2023) This publication explores the role and impact of corruption in driving forest loss and highlights how global forest management is interconnected. It examines how conservation efforts in one country can unintentionally shift pressure onto primary forests elsewhere, particularly in regions where governance structures may be weaker and corruption more prevalent. 📖 Read the publication: iccwc-wildlifecrime.org/site… #ICCWC #UNODC #Forests #AntiCorruption #EnvironmentalCrime #Sustainability

Wildlife crime threatens biodiversity, ecosystems and communities worldwide. The International Consortium on Combating Wildlife Crime (ICCWC) works to strengthen criminal justice systems and provide coordinated support at national, regional and international levels to combat wildlife crime. Learn more about ICCWC’s mission and work: iccwc-wildlifecrime.org/ #WildlifeCrime #Conservation #LawEnforcement #Biodiversity #ICCWC #TogetherAgainstWildlifeCrime #WorldFreeofWildlifeCrime ICCWC Partners: @CITES, @INTERPOL_EC, @UNODC_ENV, @WBG_ClimateEnv & @WCO_OMD

Illegal wildlife trade threatens wildlife and human health. The capture, transport and sale of wild animals can increase opportunities for pathogens to spread between wildlife, domestic animals and people. At the same time, wildlife crime contributes to biodiversity loss and ecosystem disruption. Protecting wildlife helps protect both planetary and human health. #ICCWC #TogetherAgainstWildlifeCrime #WorldFreeofWildlifeCrime

Migratory birds cross thousands of kilometres and countless borders. Wildlife crime does too. Every year, migratory birds connect countries, ecosystems and communities through their remarkable journeys. Yet along their flyways, many face threats from illegal killing, poisoning, trapping and trafficking. This #WorldMigratoryBirdDay, we are reminded that protecting migratory birds requires international cooperation, strong enforcement, and collective action against wildlife crime. Together, we can help safeguard their journeys across borders and generations. #EveryBirdCounts #YourObservationMatters #WMBD2026 #ICCWC #TogetherAgainstWildlifeCrime #WorldFreeofWildlifeCrime

#LookingBack In June 2025, with ICCWC’s operational support, Peruvian authorities dismantled a criminal network known as “Los Depredadores del Oriente”, an international network operating out of Peru and engaged in large-scale wildlife trafficking and related offences, including environmental depredation, bribery, fraud, corruption and document falsification. 🔗 Read more: iccwc-wildlifecrime.org/site… #ICCWC #TogetherAgainstWildlifeCrime #WorldFreeofWildlifeCrime Special thanks to the @DefraNature for their generous support.

📚 Partner Resource Spotlight from @INTERPOL_HQ and the World Customs Organization (@WCO_OMD) Customs – Police Cooperation Handbook (2018) The handbook aims to foster increased cooperation between customs and police agencies at the national level. It highlights the need for customs-police cooperation and offers professional insights on how to strengthen the collaboration between these institutions. 📖 Read the handbook: iccwc-wildlifecrime.org/site… #ICCWC #INTERPOL #WCO #Customs #Police