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2025-2028 NPCC Wildlife & Rural Crime Strategy
Yellow-legged Asian Hornet Week 1st - 7th September 2025
Operation EASTER launches for the 28th year
Bat Conservation Trust launch Halloween video to celebrate bats 🦇
Operation Badger re-launch for National Badger Day!
Craig Fellowes awarded MBE for services to wildlife
Operation EASTER ~ 27 years of stopping egg thieves
Man who abseiled down cliff to take peregrine falcon eggs jailed
Newport company fined for the demolition of Bat Roost
Cheshire man sentenced after admitting animal cruelty offences
2,114 seizures of endangered animals and timber in major international law enforcement operation
Natural England prosecutes developer for breaching Bat Mitigation Licence
Vale of Glamorgan man prosecuted for destroying valuable wildlife habitat
Wildlife detectives take part in new Forensics Training programme
PSNI investigate death of two white-tailed eagles
PSNI launch Operation SUBRISION to deter and detect rural and wildlife crime
13 Sep 2013
Posted by NWCU1 
“A man was found with four kestrel chicks in his car which had been taken from a Wolverhampton church, a court has heard. The chicks had been taken from St Mary’s Church in Bushbury and stuffed inside a bag which was founded in Cogoo Sherman Bowen’s car. The Whitmore Reans resident was fined and given […]
Read more → 13 Sep 2013
Posted by NWCU4 “The ongoing slaughter of Africa’s elephants is at record levels. The situation has gotten out of hand in many countries, especially those lacking the resources to fight the increase in demand for ivory from the Far East. Poachers lace the discarded elephant carcass with cheap poisons to kill vultures in mass. Why? Because vultures circling […]
Read more → 11 Sep 2013
Posted by NWCU1 “Travellers were arrested in dawn swoops across the country yesterday on suspicion of stealing more than £20million of jade artefacts and rhino horns from museums. Police believe the items may have been stolen to order for Chinese collectors. Hundreds of officers from 26 forces arrested 17 men and two women in simultaneous raids. Detectives suspect they may […]
Read more → 10 Sep 2013
Posted by NWCU2 “The Duke of Cambridge has spoken movingly about how the birth of his son has increased the depth of his feelings towards endangered animals. William was left close to tears after being shown footage of a rhino attacked by poachers and left bleeding to death during filming for a documentary. The royal was interviewed in […]
Read more → 09 Sep 2013
Posted by NWCU2 “Even though the PSNI has many other challenges, the force has found the resources to help stamp out poaching and trading in endangered species. There is a widespread belief here, on both sides of the Border, and probably in most countries, that the police don’t care very much about crimes against wildlife, especially where there […]
Read more → 08 Sep 2013
Posted by NWCU2 FOR INFORMATION “Fishery officials say sea anglers need to be on the lookout for the rare sturgeon fish, after one was hooked off the Pembrokeshire coast. The fish was caught by two boys fishing off Hobbs Point near Pembroke Dock. It is only the second time in the last decade that a sturgeon has been […]
Read more → 06 Sep 2013
Posted by NWCU2 “Abidjan — International football star Yaya Toure will lend his voice to a UN-backed effort to prevent the illegal killing of elephants in Africa during a World Cup qualification match between Côte d’Ivoire and Morocco. Côte d’Ivoire national football team star and captain of Manchester City FC, Yaya Toure and footballers at a World Cup […]
Read more → 05 Sep 2013
Posted by NWCU4 “Ivory poachers go to sometimes-absurd lengths to smuggle prized pieces of elephant tusks across borders. When officials in Chinese-ruled Macau inspected the luggage of two South Africans last month, they found 15 suspiciously heavy boxes of chocolate. Further investigation and a little warm water revealed what was actually inside the candy bar wrappers. As the […]
Read more → 05 Sep 2013
Posted by NWCU4 “The cyanide poisoning of 41 elephants in Zimbabwe could kill hundreds of scavenger animals that feast on their remains, police have warned. Detectives say they have broken a syndicate of six poachers who allegedly added the deadly chemical to a pool used by elephants to drink. But they warned that the deaths could have far […]
Read more → 05 Sep 2013
Posted by NWCU2 “Police say the poisoning of 41 elephants at a National Park in Zimbabwe could have a devastating effect on the local ecosystem. Detectives say they have broken a syndicate of six poachers who allegedly added the deadly chemical to a pool used by elephants to drink. But they warned that the deaths could have far […]
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