Wildlife Crime & Trade
The national and international illegal trade in wildlife has grown to mammoth proportions and is seriously threatening the existence of many species of plants and animals. Understanding what is being hunted, who is hunting them and how it is being traded can help in tackling this growing menace.
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How State Fisheries Provisions Complement Wildlife Law in Protecting the Listed Marine Species?
What Can Media Reports Tell Us about Illegal Wildlife Trade? A Case Study from India
Raid to Rescue Freshwater Turtles, Malda, West Bengal
The Offence of Illegal Possession under the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972
Killing Fields at Bortir Beel, near Kolkata, West Bengal
Hunting Festivals of West Bengal — An Untold Story of Wildlife Massacre
Is It Time to Rethink Wildlife Crime and its Data In India?
Trade in Dolphin Oil and Body Parts in Central West Bengal
River Linking Project Threatens Decade-long Success Story Of Panna Tiger Reserve
Bycatch Mortality and Poaching of Ganges River Dolphins in Malda District, West Bengal
Increased Poaching During Lockdown, Not the Virus, is the New Threat to Tigers
Uncovering India’s Illegal Jackal Trade
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Book Release – Wildlife Law for Rangers
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Rampant Bird Poaching Activities in West and East Godavari districts of Andhra Pradesh.
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Trade of Endangered Caracals Busted in Mirzapur, UP
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Vasant Vihar Parakeets
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Amur Falcon Campaign Update
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