Millions of animals trafficked from the Amazon annually - report

Poor quality data means the problem isn’t taken seriously enough warn its authors

Millions of wild animals are trafficked within and out of Brazil every year, a new report has found, with its authors warning that a lack of good quality data means the country’s illegal wildlife trade is not taken seriously enough, with grave consequences for biodiversity.

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