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Wildlife Trafficking Observatory                                 DASHBOARD

 

This is the Wildlife Trafficking Observatory's interactive dashboard. Here, it is possible to explore information on seizures of wild animals described in digital news reporting actions to combat wildlife trafficking and illegal fishing.​​

 

Seizure data refers to the periodic reports published by Freeland Brasil, starting from its first edition which includes the period from 2018 to 2022. Data encompass three South American countries (Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay) and indicate an increase in the number of seizure records through the years. New seizure data will be added to the dashboard following every published report.

 

The dashboard presents seizure records in relative frequencies to facilitate comparisons between animal groups and categories, acknowledging that counts of seized items are not consistently reported in the source data. ​​

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Seizure records

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​Seizures are categorized by animal group (birds, amphibians, mammals, fish, reptiles, and invertebrates) and types of seized items (such as live animals, wild meat, eggs, fishing, etc.).

A geographic map displays the locations of reported seizures and indicates the relative frequency of these incidents across different regions within Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay.

Users can explore the graphics by interacting with the animal groups (I), the categories of seized items (II), and the different regions on the map (III). The interactive graphics are interconnected, allowing for a dynamic exploration of the data. Additionally, users can filter the data by year and country.

Dashboard´s graphics, particularly the geographic map, may not be supported by some browsers. Microsoft Edge browser Version 136.0.3240.50 is recommended 

FREQUENCY OF SEIZURES

The data used to generate this dashboard are accessible here. To collaborate with the Wildlife Trafficking Observatory or for more information, please contact us via email observatorio@freeland.org.br

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