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Wildlife Trafficking and Poaching

2013
(Uploaded by Plazi for the Bat Literature Project) No abstract provided.
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The Fight Against Wildlife Trafficking

2013
The illegal wildlife trade is nestled between law enforcement, non-human animal welfare and environmental protection. This unique position means that there are multiple stakeholders determining the ways in which wildlife trafficking can be combatted. Whilst all are well-meaning, different kinds of organisations have different missions, so this diverse ...
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The crux of wildlife trafficking in Nepal

Israel Journal of Ecology and Evolution
Abstract Nepal is a biodiversity-rich country harboring endangered wildlife species. Despite commendable achievements in conserving charismatic wildlife species like the Tiger and Rhinoceros, Nepal is still a pivotal point for the illicit wildlife trade.
Asmita Gaire, Krishna Prasad Acharya
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Poaching, Wildlife Trafficking and Terrorism

2017
A worldwide surge in poaching and wildlife trafficking is threatening to decimate endangered species. This crisis also threatens the security of human beings in ways ignored until recently by decision-makers slow to begin to treat what is typically viewed as a ‘conservation issue’ as serious crime.
Maguire, Thomas Joseph, Haenlein, Cathy, Smith, M.L.R.   +2 more
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Quantitative Investigation of Wildlife Trafficking Supply Chains: A Review

Omega, 2023
Burcu B Keskin, Emily Griffin, Jonathan O Prell   +2 more
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International Wildlife Trafficking: A perspective on the challenges and potential forensic genetics solutions

Forensic Science International: Genetics, 2021
Utpal Smart, Jennifer Churchill Cihlar, Bruce Budowle   +2 more
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Organised crime and wildlife trafficking

Traditionally, organised crime is linked to international smuggling activities, such as drugs, arms, and human trafficking, but the illegal trade in wildlife has increasingly become connected to the criminal portfolios of modern organised crime. Influenced by changing socioeconomic, political, and ecological contexts, wildlife trafficking has become a ...
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WILDLIFE TRAFFICKING IN BRAZIL

2020
Charity, Sandra, Ferreira, Juliana Machado   +1 more
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Wildlife trafficking as a societal supply chain risk: Removing the parasite without damaging the host?

Journal of Supply Chain Management, 2023
Sina Duensing, Martin C Schleper, Christian Busse   +2 more
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Wildlife trafficking: Focusing on the entire supply chain

Psychology and Marketing, 2020
Arthi Shri Nataraajan
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