OUR VISION
A WORLD
OF WILDLIFE TRAFFICKING AND HUMAN SLAVERY
Freeland's global training tour Helps task forces worldwide take on organized wildlife crime
Our global economy, security, and whole societies, are threatened by organized crime networks. These networks run trafficking operations that harm people and ecosystems, weaken governance, and strengthen corruption. Human and wildlife trafficking alone amount to $175 billion a year.
Freeland's Counter-Transnational Organized Crime (CTOC) program convenes law enforcers across agencies and borders and empowers them through case-based training to dismantle these criminal networks.
Freeland's Counter-Transnational Organized Crime (CTOC) program convenes law enforcers across agencies and borders and empowers them through case-based training to dismantle these criminal networks.
It's time to listen to Mother Earth
Mother Earth Speaks! Let's listen. Featuring Jane Seymour, this new Public Service Announcement for our joint campaign, EndPandemics, reminds us to take care of her, and she will take care of us. Produced by Asiaworks and Freeland. Directed by Vittorio Badini Confaloneria.
Special thanks to B.Grimm for Sponsoring Our Endpandemics.Earth Message on CNN
LOCATIONS
OUR WORK TO PREVENT FUTURE PANDEMICS
Coronavirus: Protect People and Animals.
Close Wildlife Markets Now Freeland's Campaign to Close Wildlife Markets, including Bangkok's Chatuchak (JJ) Wildlife Market. For more info: https://www.freeland.org/coronavirus-campaign |
COVID and Wildlife Markets:
Ticking Time Bombs Freeland Founder Steven Galster explains how COVID was caused by wildlife trafficking in a 20 min presentation to journalists at the Foreign Correspondents |
Wuhan is a Wakeup Call:
STOP WILDLIFE TRAFFICKING Freeland Founder Steve Galster reminds us that what happened in Wuhan has happened before, and it will happen again until we close wildlife markets, enforce bans and stop trading wildlife. |
