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Banning wildlife trade can increase trade of other threatened species

By Takahiro Kubo, Senior Researcher in National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES) & Visiting Researcher in ICCS, University of Oxford
Diogo Veríssimo, Research Fellow in Conservation Marketing, University of Oxford
Taro Mieno, Associate Professor, Agricultural Economics, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Wildlife trade bans can encourage buyers and sellers to trade in similar species that haven’t been banned but may still be endangered.

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