The illegal wildlife trade is one of the most lucrative transnational crimes in the world. Numerous wildlife are threatened with extinction due to overexploitation for food, medicine, and as pets. Although it is difficult to quantify the illegal wildlife trade due to its mostly clandestine nature, analyzing seizure data can indicate its magnitude. Wildlife seizure records from the DENR, PCSDS, and other sources for the period 2010–2019 were collated and analyzed to identify species threatened by the illegal wildlife trade, hotspots, and trafficking

This report enumerates the accomplishments of the project highlighting the major policy and institutional reforms instituted, the technical assistance grants, reforestations and area development, community forestry program, research and development, special projects and information monitoring systems. The report also includes milestones facilitated in delivering a multi-faceted program and lessons learned.

This volume Primer on Administrative Procedures for Violations in Protected Areas captures the important provisions of various administrative issuances of the DENR to answer basic and frequently asked questions regarding the administrative procedures for violations in protected areas. It describes in great detail the process from apprehension to seizure to confiscation to disposition of items subject of illegal activities in protected areas. The remedies available to offenders are also included to alert park rangers and community-based law enforcers of the possible pitfalls that might derail

This report consist of the summary of Project Benefit Monitoring and Evaluation results disaggregated into the Project level, the Provincial level, and the watershed/sitio/WMU level. It also contains an in-depth credence of the findings in the watershed/sitio/WMU level Attachments include 2 studies (a) Results of the LUICP Evaluation Study and (b) Project Benefit Evaluation.