Across several regions of France, poison continues to be used to illegally kill protected wildlife. Wolves are usually the intended target. But they are not the only victims. Vultures and other scavengers frequently consume poisoned bait and die as collateral
The seizure of nearly 30,000 live animals in just one month marks a major success for law enforcement, but it also uncovers the massive scale of global wildlife crime. Operation Thunder 2025, led by INTERPOL and the World Customs Organization
The past year has marked a decisive step forward for the Wildlife Crime Academy (WCA), transforming an already proven training model into a truly international platform for cooperation, capacity building and enforcement against wildlife crime. From the launch of the WildLIFE Crime Academy LIFE
A new study published in Oryx takes a rare, data-focused look at how environmental crime appears within one of the world’s main international enforcement tools: Interpol Red Notices. Interpol Red Notices are alerts issued by member countries to seek
As wildlife crime escalates and threatens biodiversity, health, and security, the Wildlife Crime Academy advances efforts to strengthen Europe’s united response through training, collaboration, and strategic action.
Several partners from the LIFE Aegypius Return project took part in the 1st Conference on Toxins in a Forensic Context – The Importance of Expert Analysis, organised by the Drugs and Toxic Substances Sector of the Scientific Police Laboratory of the Polícia Judiciária (LPC/PJ)
