Wildlife Crime Press Coverage
Forensic science techniques used in battle against...
December 10, 2019
Queen’s Anniversary Prize for the work of the Durrell...
November 24, 2019
Northern Irish man accused of selling more than 200 animals...
November 24, 2019
Walsall owl breeder told his good character saved him from...
November 18, 2019
Pinpointing rural & wildlife crime with what3words
November 2, 2019
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Forensic science techniques used in battle against wildlife crime across Scotland
Queen’s Anniversary Prize for the work of the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology
Walsall owl breeder told his good character saved him from prison sentence
Pinpointing rural & wildlife crime with what3words
Illegal trade in endangered species - trial date set in Lancashire
Walsall Owl 'breeder' pleads guilty to the illegal possession and sale of Barn Owls
Cardiff man convicted for trading in endangered species
Spalding illegal ivory trader sentenced
Man sentenced for destroying a bat roost in Shaftesbury
Irish man who smuggled rhino horn from Miami to London sentenced to 14 months in Florida prison
BURNLEY MAN TO APPEAR AT CROWN COURT ACCUSED OF ILLEGALLY TRADING IN ENDANGERED SPECIES
Two men sentenced for illegally exporting carved ivory fans - Met Police
Forces join together to tackle hare coursing
Poachers in North Yorkshire warned as police step up rural crime operation
Gin trap found in sand dunes at South Wales nature reserve
Scottish gamekeeper who killed protected birds of prey avoids jail
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.