Myanmar supports some of the last refuges of rare and threatened species, such as tigers, leopards and pangolins, but lax law enforcement and porous borders make it a hotbed of illegal wildlife ...

In a river of Myanmar, a "large" predator with "thick" skin swam along the riverbed in search of its next meal. Instead, something pulled it toward the surface, carried it away and put it on sale at a ...

Myanmar authorities destroyed hundreds of seized elephant tusks, pangolin scales and other animal parts, worth a total of $1.3 million on the black market, on Thursday as part of a crackdown on ...

Smokes and flames billow from burning elephant ivory during a destruction ceremony of confiscated elephant ivory and wildlife parts in Naypyitaw, Myanmar, Thursday, Oct. 4, 2018.

A major wildlife market Welcome to Mong La, the de facto capital of “Special Region No 4”, a sliver of territory along the Chinese border in Myanmar’s eastern Shan State.

It has also cleared construction of the Arunachal Frontier Highway close to the Myanmar border, through the core zone of the ...

A report by the World Wildlife Fund shows illegal trading in wildlife online is growing in Myanmar in a threat both to public health and to endangered species.

Yangon, Myanmar (3 March) - The Karen Wildlife Conservation Initiative (KWCI), with financial support from WWF and other partners, have conducted six camera traps surveys in the hill forests of ...

These photos provide evidence that these elusive big cats still persist in the region,” the organization wrote in a Facebook ...

The species typically inhabits steep mountain territory often inaccessible to humans, according to Thailand wildlife officials.