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.
Second Egyptian Vulture poisoning in Bulgaria this year highlights the need for stronger enforcement, coordinated investigations, and vigilance to stop this threat to one of Europe’s most endangered raptors.
Wildlife crime threatens biodiversity and public safety. By joining the Wildlife Crime Academy, Portugal strengthens collective efforts to prevent, investigate and prosecute these crimes.
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.
Illegal vulture shooting in France endangers protected species and seriously undermines conservation progress, while the Wildlife Crime Academy actively supports stronger investigation, prosecution, and cross-border collaboration.
Wildlife poisoning in the Balkans continues to threaten vultures and ecosystems, while the BalkanDetox LIFE project strengthens prevention, monitoring, investigation, and regional cooperation to tackle this urgent crime.
