Pauline Verheij is an independent consultant with more than 20 years of experience tackling environmental, wildlife and forest crime.
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Pauline Verheij is an independent consultant with more than 20 years of experience tackling environmental, wildlife and forest crime.
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An environmental lawyer by training, Pauline has applied her skills in a variety of positions in the public, private and civil society sectors.
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An environmental lawyer by training, Pauline has applied her skills in a variety of positions in the public, private and civil society sectors.
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Tackling Tiger Trafficking Framework
Ferguson, S., Verheij, P.M. (2022)
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An assessment of wildlife poaching and trafficking in Bolivia and Suriname
IUCN NL, Verheij, P. (2019)
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Black Business: Illegal rhino horn trade dynamics in Nhi Khe, Vietnam from a criminal perspective. A case study.
Stoner, S., Verheij, P.M. and Wu, M.J. (2017)
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Hva foregår I vår bakgård? Ulovlig handel med ville dyr I Europa (What happens in our backyard? Illegal wildlife trade in Europe)
Miljøkrim, December 3, 2013, Verheij, P.M. (2013)
The EU proposal to downlist the wolf under the Bern Convention is flawed and cannot be adopted
A rallying cry is currently circulating amongst scientists and experts, in response to a European Commission proposal to downgrade the grey wolf’s protection During…
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The EU proposal to downlist the wolf under the Bern Convention is flawed and cannot be adopted27 Nov 2024
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Trafficked from Serbia: How birds from Guinea end up in European pet shops16 Feb 2023
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New landmark EU law bans products causing deforestation08 Dec 2022
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Tackling Tiger Trafficking Framework launched28 Nov 2022
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India's exotic pet trade27 Jan 2022
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Tanzanian “Ivory Queen” re-sentenced to 15 years imprisonment for ivory trafficking12 Dec 2021
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Bushmeat trafficking in Europe: a ticking time bomb?27 Oct 2020
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Disease outbreaks caused by wildlife trade are a global, not just Chinese problem13 Feb 2020
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Following the money to disrupt wildlife crime: from words to action22 Nov 2019
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The real costs of illegal logging, fishing, and wildlife trade: $1 trillion–$2 trillion per year01 Nov 2019
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Asian demand for fish bladders is driving illegal and unsustainable fishing01 Oct 2019
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Wildlife crime in Suriname and Bolivia threat to unique species22 Jan 2019