“Newark, N.J. — With no shortage of human-on-human misdeeds, criminologists haven’t typically concerned themselves with crimes against wildlife and the environment. But with poaching raging out of control in several areas of the world, that may be changing.
“There is a growing sense of urgency about what’s going on in the environment,” Todd Clear, dean of Rutgers University’s School of Criminal Justice, said here at a symposium Tuesday (May 14) on wildlife crime…”
Source: Live Science
By: Douglas Main
To read the full article: www.livescience.com/32085-wildlife-crime-criminology.html
