New technologies offer hope in fight to save the world’s imperiled rosewoods

Mongabay
Dec 15, 2025, 11:14 am205 pts
News about the poaching and smuggling of threatened species often centers on products like tiger bone, rhino horn or pangolin scales. But much of the world’s illegally sourced wildlife products are actually trees — in particular, 33 hardwood species in the Dalbergia genus, better known as rosewood. Rosewood…

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