Wildlife Crime Press Coverage
Suspended Prison Sentence for Falcon Keeper
October 15, 2018
NWCU supports National Badger Day
October 6, 2018
Natural England joins forces to tackle Hare Coursing...
September 17, 2018
Drones and Wildlife: Operators warned against misuse
September 4, 2018
Golden eagle chicks released to boost south of Scotland...
September 4, 2018
REPORT A WILDLIFE CRIME
If you witness a suspected wildlife crime in action call 999 immediately and ask for the police.
For all other enquires call your local Police on 101. Alternatively, contact your local Police Force directly.
You may also link directly to your local Police Force wildlife crime page via Wildlife Crime Links. Please note that at this time not all Police Forces have such pages and that the NWCU are not responsible for the content of any pages.
If you have any information which you wish to report anonymously please contact Crime Stoppers
Breaking
Suspended Prison Sentence for Falcon Keeper
NWCU supports National Badger Day
Natural England joins forces to tackle Hare Coursing in East of England
Drones and Wildlife: Operators warned against misuse
Golden eagle chicks released to boost south of Scotland population
North Yorkshire Gamekeeper convicted of shooting two protected owls
Bassenthwaite ospreys: Farmer guilty of disturbing nest
Avon taxidermy dealer pleads guilty to trading in endangered species
Surrey Antiques Fair inspected for illegal endangered species
Launch of NPCC Rural and Wildlife Crime strategy
Man fined for disturbing badger sett in North Yorkshire
Badger lessons in Scotland aim to tackle persecution
Rare bird eggs importation prevented by Border Force at Heathrow
Metropolitan Police confiscation order for trade in endangered species
Eggs 'stolen' from golden eagle nest in Cairngorms
Pearl mussels killed on the River Spey
Man fined for using dog to chase hare at Fife airport
Probe after red kite caught in illegal Aberystwyth trap
25th UK Wildlife Crime Enforcers Conference
WWF and the Partnership for Action against Wildlife Crime (PAW) presented awards at the 25th Annual UK National Wildlife Crime Enforcers Conference which took place between 29th Nov and 1st Dec 2013.
The annual conference is where law enforcers, statutory agencies and NGOs gather to hear the latest views, approaches, successes and challenges of combating wildlife crime in the UK.
For more information on the winner of the Wildlife Crime Officer of the Year, click HERE.
For more information on the winner of the Wildlife Crime Operation of the Year, click HERE.
For more information on the winner of the Lifetime Achievement Award, click HERE.
For more information on the work of Gloucestershire Police Wildlife Crime officers, click HERE.
For more information on the work of the Met Police Wildlife Crime Unit, click HERE.