Suggested citation: UNODC, World Wildlife Crime Report 2024: Trafficking in Protected Species Comments on the report are welcome and can be sent to: unodcrab@unodc.org DISCLAIMER The designations employed and the presentation of material in this publication do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of the United Nations concerning the legal status of any. [...] The volume of wildlife com- Analysis in the current report demonstrates that the modities reported in seizures by weight and the global scope and overall scale of wildlife trafficking volume reported in terms of number of specimens remain substantial. [...] Additional considerations included the likelihood of sustained shifts in mode and routing of The nineteenth meeting of the Conference of the Par- transportation, particularly due to increased use of ties to the Convention on International Trade in parcel shipments, and accelerated development of Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), online trading.6 It was noted at the time that it w. [...] These and other studies, includ- 49 World Wildlife Crime Report 2024 How this report is organized The structure of this report diverges from the first two » Chapter 3: The impacts and harms of wildlife editions, in which the thematic case studies comprised crime the bulk of the reports. [...] 22 The WWCR3 Scientific Advisory Committee was formed to: advise on the scope of and methodology to be used for the report; help identify sources of evidence that can inform research for the report and advise on access to relevant data sources and experts in the NGO and academic communities; and contribute to interpretation and analysis of evidence during development and review of the report to he.
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