BLOG | Massé & Margulies feature in PNAS Journal Club blog
The piece, written by Amy McDermott for the PNAS Journal Club blog, reviews findings from the authors' recent publication in World Development journal.
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PODCAST | BIOSEC & Bubbles episode 2: Researching Wildlife Crime, from National Parks to High-Rise Buildings
Welcome to the second instalment of BIOSEC & Bubbles, our new podcast mini-series. In this episode, presenter Laure Joanny talks to Rosaleen Duffy and Francis Masse about researching responses to wildlife trafficking and maintaining a dialogue with conservation practitioners and policy makers.
NEWS | NEW COLLABORATIVE EVENT ETHNOGRAPHY ARTICLE
Exploring the convergence of conservation and crime narratives and how this influences responses to the illegal wildlife trade
NEWS | NEW ARTICLE FROM FRANCIS MASSÉ
'Conservation Law Enforcement: Policing Protected Areas' has just been published in Annals of the American Association of Geographers.
NEWS | New article featuring Rosaleen Duffy & Francis Masse
'Transnational environmental crime threatens sustainable development' has been published in Nature Sustainability
BLOG | Can wildlife forensics give a voice to the non-human victims?
Francis Massé reflects on a recent ivory identification workshop
NEWS | Call for Papers: Emancipatory and radical perspectives on illicit geographies and environmental change
CFP: A 2-day workshop on illicit geographies hosted at the University of Alabama
NEWS | Geopolitical Ecologies of the Illegal Wildlife Trade
Macro Trends and Local Manifestations of Changes in Conservation and Development Assistance
NEWS | BIOSEC AT AAG, WASHINGTON DC, APRIL 2019
Don't miss out on seeing the BIOSEC team at AAG 2019!
NEWS | WildCRU Conservation Geopolitics Forum 19th – 22nd March 2019, Oxford, UK
Wildlife Conservation Research Unit, Department of Zoology, University of Oxford