Video Gallery

A hard-hitting documentary on ConservationJustice’s work to combat ivory trafficking was launched. Maxime Ginolin, an activist and a French film maker, and his partner Guillaume Martinez, cameraman, editor and composer, released the documentary that captures the impressive fieldwork to bring down the lucrative and far-reaching illegal ivory trade and reveals the underbelly of international trafficking.

On the side-lines of the CITES 19th Conference of Parties that took place in Panama City, Ofir Drori did a presentation on fighting the illegal trade in primates during a side event that focused on how to stop the illegal trade in primates, organised by CATCA Environmental and Wildlife Society and the International Primate Protection League.

The online streaming site Mojo Streaming did an interview with Ofir Drori on his early beginnings, fight against wildlife crime and corruption, activism and wildlife law enforcement within the EAGLE Network.

Initiative Africa a diffusé une interview de ofir Drori dans son émission hebdomadaire régulière. L'entretien commence à la 10e minute

Initiative Africa broadcasted an interview with ofir Drori in it’s regular weekly show. The interview starts at 10th minute

Initiative Africa a diffusé une interview de Ofir Drori dans son émission hebdomadaire régulière. L'entretien commence à la 7e minute

Initiative Africa broadcasted an interview with ofir Drori in it’s regular weekly show. The interview starts at 7th minute

Leadership for Conservation in Africa recorded a zoom talk with Ofir about his life storry, called Activists against wildlife trafficking : fighting corruption and wildlife crime with Ofir Drori

French TV channel France 2 during its prime time programme “Sur le front des animaux menacés” showed the pangolin trafficking theme with LAGA and covered the recent crackdown arrest of two military men with 400kg of pangolin scales, as well as a follow-up on a previous arrest of a woman trafficker.

Ofir was interviewed by Israeli TV i24news on the illegal trade in pangolins and pangolin scales (in French)

4 traffickers including a corrupt policeman arrested with 270kg of pangolin scales in the capital city. Well organized ring was activating the pangolin scales illegal trade with a network of lower level traffickers and poachers in the south of the country. They brought the pangolin scales in two cars, concealed in suitcases, knack sack and stuffed some in several spaces in the car, including under the carpets of the car and other hidden corners. On the way to the capital city, they bribed officers at a police check point to get the contraband through. The policeman tried to use his position to avoid arrest, he was even wearing police uniform at that moment, but he ended behind bars together with the other traffickers.

The 10th replication of the EAGLE Network kicked off by a crackdown on ivory and leopard skin traffickers. In 3 operations 3 traffickers were arrested with 400 pieces of carved ivory, 40 kg of raw ivory, 7 leopard skins and other contraband.