Wildlife Crime Press Coverage
Former Police Wildlife Officer Wins Prestigious Wildlife...
July 5, 2017
Huntsmen found guilty of Jedburgh fox-hunting charge
June 29, 2017
EU law enforcement step up efforts to protect the environment...
June 26, 2017- New Wildlife Crime leaflet issued
June 20, 2017 
Cyber-stalking Wildlife Traders
June 12, 2017
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Former Police Wildlife Officer Wins Prestigious Wildlife Award
Huntsmen found guilty of Jedburgh fox-hunting charge
New Wildlife Crime leaflet issued
Cyber-stalking Wildlife Traders
Science closes in on Scottish wildlife crime
Bid to use forensic science to tackle wildlife crime
Scientists step up wildlife crime fight
Wildlife crime tackled in the Borders
Expert group to be set up to look at managing grouse moors sustainably in Scotland
SNH revokes licence on Raeshaw Estate after suspected wildlife crime offences
PSNI using drones to combat wildlife crime
Export of elephant ivory – Derbyshire man reported for summons
Second successful CITES training event for Police Wildlife Crime Officers
London shop owner who sold specimens of endangered species fined
Convictions for bat crime at Leamington Spa Magistrates Court
Annual UK Peregrine Watch Scheme begins in Northern Ireland
Sentence for Bristol Collector who caught and killed the UK’s rarest butterfly
Sheffield man sentenced for possessing wild Tawny owl
20 years of Operation EASTER ~ stopping egg thieves and egg collectors
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.