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WildAid’s Pangolin Priority: Saving the Most Trafficked Wild Mammal in the World

Pangolins are solitary, reclusive, and nocturnal animals. With a unique set of scales, unlike any other mammal, these ant and termite eaters live in diverse habitats across Africa and Asia. Considered keystone species in their habitats, pangolins have two important functions: they control insects, and they aerate soil. By keeping insect populations in check and … Continue reading "WildAid’s Pangolin Priority: Saving the Most Trafficked Wild Mamm…See the Story

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Cameroon’s “No Pangolin On My Plate” Restaurant Campaign Expands After Enthusiastic Response

WildAid’s “No Pangolin On My Plate” (“Pas de Pangolin Dans Mon Assiette”) campaign is expanding to the towns of Bertoua, Ebolowa, and Mbalmayo, after an enthusiastic response from restaurant owners in the cities of Yaoundé and Douala. 214 Cameroonian restaurants specializing in bushmeat and traditional cuisine have joined the new campaign to protect endangered pangolins … Continue reading "Cameroon’s “No Pangolin On My Plate” Restaurant Campaign…See the Story

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WildAid’s Pangolin Priority: Saving the Most Trafficked Wild Mammal in the World

Cameroon’s “No Pangolin On My Plate” Restaurant Campaign Expands After Enthusiastic Response

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WildAid’s Pangolin Priority: Saving the Most Trafficked Wild Mammal in the World

Cameroon’s “No Pangolin On My Plate” Restaurant Campaign Expands After Enthusiastic Response

Shaping the Future of Marine Conservation: WildAid at the East Asian Seas Congress 2024