NEWS | AAG 2018 Double Panel: ‘New and Changing Geographies of Wildlife Crime’
BIOSEC Double Panel at AAG 2018: 'New and Changing Geographies of Wildlife Crime'.
Tag: francis masse
BLOG | Connecting the “First” National Park to Conservation’s Current Militarization: What Might we Learn?
What can the world's 'first' National Park tell us about the current militarization of conservation? Francis Masse on Yellowstone Park, its military history, and how not to 'do' biodiversity conservation.
POLLEN 2018 | CfP ‘Securing Green, Greening security: Examining the Intersection of Green Economies and Green Securities’
New panel announced for POLLEN 2018 Conference: 'Securing Green, Greening security: Examining the Intersection of Green Economies and Green Securities'. Organisers: Francis Masse, Brock Bersaglio and Rosaleen Duffy. Call for Papers now open, deadline 06 Dec 2017.
BLOG | Community participation is needed for more effective anti-poaching
Writing for the Conversation, Francis Masse makes the case for community-engaged, 'inclusive' anti-poaching as an alternative to more militarised approaches.
BIOSEC appoints new Post-Doctoral Research Fellows
Jared Margulies and Francis Masse will be joining the BIOSEC team in October 2017 and January 2018 respectively. The fellowships will investigate how framing of environmental crime and security is influencing responses to illegal wildlife trade in both source & end-user countries.