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What is wildlife farming?

Our report, "Bred for Profit", delves into the global scale of wildlife farming and how to make this the last generation of wild animals exploited for commercial gain.

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Commercial elephant breeding

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New evidence of 'secret' lion farms in South Africa

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Uncovering the illegal jaguar trade in Bolivia

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