NEWS | The Frontline of Conservation Law Enforcement in Mozambique: Realities, Challenges, & Looking Ahead
Francis Masse heads to the SASA Headquarters near Edinburgh
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BLOG | The UK Wildlife Crime Enforcer’s Conference: IWT and Wildlife Crime in the UK from a Different Perspective
On World Wildlife Conservation day, Francis Massé reflects on the UK Wildlife Crime Enforcer’s Conference
EVENT | The Golden Thread: How Social Science Research Affects Us All, 3-10 November 2018, Sheffield
Just what are the social sciences? This photographic exhibition showcases how our research changes lives
NEWS | Evidence To Action: Gender – a missing link in efforts to eradicate IWT
Organised by Helen Anthem, Fauna & Flora International and Rebecca Drury, Fauna & Flora International
News | New article from Francis Massé
'Topographies of security and the multiple spatialities of (conservation) power: Verticality, surveillance, and space-time compression in the bush' has just been published in Political Geography
NEWS | EVIDENCE TO ACTION: RESEARCH TO ADDRESS IWT, WORKSHOPS & PANELS
Evidence To Action: Research to Address Illegal Wildlife Trade' takes place at ZSL on 9th October 2018, in partnership with OMP-IWT, BIOSEC, ZSL-IoZ, DICE Kent and the Lancaster Environmental Centre
EVENT | Ending wildlife trafficking: Local communities as agents of change, 15 October, Sheffield
Dr. Annette Hübschle joins us on 15th October to give an open talk.
NEWS | Francis Masse featured in BBC documentary ‘The Poacher Hunters’
BIOSEC researcher voices concerns about militarised approaches to conservation as part of BBC Newsbeat documentary filmed in Malawi.
NEWS | BIOSEC team at POLLEN2018
Members of the BIOSEC research team are convening panels and presenting papers at this year's POLLEN Conference in Oslo, 22-24 June 2018.
COMMENT | Kenya’s death penalty plan for poachers has stirred a hornet’s nest
As Kenya proposes the death penalty for poachers, BIOSEC's Francis Massé writes for The Conversation on why he's against capital punishment for illegal hunting and the problems with militarised conservation.