Application of data-driven Decision Support System in Combating Illegal Wildlife Trade on Internet

Abstract

With the rapid development of the Internet, the illegal wildlife trade is becoming increasingly serious, posing a threat to biodiversity. Using big data and artificial intelligence technology, this paper identifies abnormal transactions and network relationships by analyzing social media and e-commerce platforms, combined with random forests and graph neural networks, to enhance the efficiency of the crackdown. Random forest algorithms reveal nonlinear patterns and abnormal behavior, and graph neural networks help reveal the complex structure of the transaction network. In implementing the strategy, this paper uses a multi-attribute decision-making model (MADM) and analytic hierarchy Process (AHP) to assess and select the best partners, such as the United Nations Environment Programme, to optimize resource allocation and synergies. Through these technologies, this paper hopes to significantly increase the precision and speed of combating illegal wildlife trade, thereby effectively protecting biodiversity and contributing to the sustainable development of the planet and the harmonious coexistence of the natural environment.