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.
Exploring the convergence of conservation and crime narratives and how this influences responses to the illegal wildlife trade
'Conservation Law Enforcement: Policing Protected Areas' has just been published in Annals of the American Association of Geographers.
'Transnational environmental crime threatens sustainable development' has been published in Nature Sustainability
Francis Massé reflects on a recent ivory identification workshop
CFP: A 2-day workshop on illicit geographies hosted at the University of Alabama
Macro Trends and Local Manifestations of Changes in Conservation and Development Assistance
Don't miss out on seeing the BIOSEC team at AAG 2019!
Wildlife Conservation Research Unit, Department of Zoology, University of Oxford
A new paper in Biological Conservation critically analysing the militarisation of conservation