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She's been protecting animals from pangolins to parrots for years — and she calls Hong Kong home - Vimarsana News

She's been protecting animals from pangolins to parrots for years — and she calls Hong Kong home

Wildlife trade researcher Astrid Andersson tells Kate Whitehead how her passion for Hong Kong and its flora and fauna fuelled a career in conservation.

Source: scmp.com
How wild monkeys 'laundered' for science could undermine research - Vimarsana News

How wild monkeys 'laundered' for science could undermine research

Demand is fuelling an illegal trade. But smuggled monkeys carry diseases that can disrupt experiments and lead to unreliable data. Demand is fuelling an illegal trade. But smuggled monkeys carry diseases that can disrupt experiments and lead to unreliable data.

Source: nature.com
Hong Kong's illegal wildlife trade flourishing despite tougher enforcement powers - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong's illegal wildlife trade flourishing despite tougher enforcement powers

Organised and Serious Crime Ordinance amended in 2021 to cover certain wildlife trafficking-related crimes but has yet to be used for prosecutions, experts say.

Source: scmp.com
Most Hongkongers back tighter rules for trade in exotic animals, survey by conservation groups shows - Vimarsana News

Most Hongkongers back tighter rules for trade in exotic animals, survey by conservation groups shows

About 80 per cent agree blanket ban on some exotics such as yellow-crested cockatoos, green iguanas and alligator snapping turtles needed.

Source: scmp.com
Yellow-crested cockatoos find an unlikely urban refuge in Hong Kong - Vimarsana News

Yellow-crested cockatoos find an unlikely urban refuge in Hong Kong

In Hong Kong, a feral population of yellow-crested cockatoos could be the last hope for the critically endangered species. Researcher Astrid Andersson is on a mission to safeguard the species and protect them from ongoing poaching.

Source: cnn.com