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WHO WE ARE

Agent C Wildlife Initiative has formed a team of professional Chinese undercover investigators to pose as buyers, expose the trafficking network, and combat global illegal wildlife trade, hoping to protect wildlife from extinction.

C

China Change Conservation

Stands for

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We are the first and only
Chinese undercover investigation team
to operate globally against illegal wildlife trade.

“C” stands for "China", "Conservation" and "Change".

Our Mission

Combat Illegal Wildlife Trade With High Efficiency

Our Vision

End Illegal Wildlife Trade

Our Approaches

Investigation to map out the trafficking network

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Awareness raising to
engage the public

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Support law enforcement to arrest the criminals

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Policy advocacy for governments to end the trade

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Our Impact

Our illegal wildlife trade investigators have dived into

7

African countries

including: Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Malawi, Namibia, Mozambique, South Africa

4

Latin American countries

including: Mexico, Bolivia, Suriname, Brazil

3

South-east Asian countries

including: Vietnam,

Thailand, Laos

Our investigations have covered over

16

different species

including elephant, rhino, jaguar, pangolin, turtle, bear, shark, turtle, sea cucumber, totoaba fish, sloth, monkey, reptile, toitoise , armadillo, civet cat, etc.

21

kinds of illegal wildlife products

including ivory, elephant skin, rhino horn, jaguar fang, jaguar paste, bear bile,

shark fin, turtle meat, sea cucumber, bushmeat, totoaba fish bladder, etc

We Have Engaged Chinese Communities Globally to Fight Illegal Wildlife Trade

160,000+

Chinese communities in Africa engaged through our advocacy campaigns

2 million+

Mainland Chinese engaged on the reduction of ivory trade and wildlife conservation

2.6 million+

Individuals have been reached and influenced through our social media campaigns

50+ times

Covered by different

countries’ media

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