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Social media fuels online wildlife trade

New research warns online marketplaces pull thousands of threatened animal, plant and fungal species into illegal trade.

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Social media fuels online wildlife trade

New research warns online marketplaces pull thousands of threatened animal, plant and fungal species into illegal trade.

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How digital platforms fuel wildlife trafficking: Insights from a landmark study

Social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube are unwittingly facilitating a sophisticated illegal wildlife trade that threatens global biodiversity. A recent study published in Nature Reviews…

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lunedì 24 agosto 2026·iol.co.za
How digital platforms fuel wildlife trafficking: Insights from a landmark study
Social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube are unwittingly facilitating a sophisticated illegal wildlife trade that threatens global biodiversity. A…
martedì 25 agosto 2026·itweb.co.za
Social media fuels online wildlife trade
New research warns online marketplaces pull thousands of threatened animal, plant and fungal species into illegal trade.