


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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Quickscan of illegal wildlife trade from Latin America to Europe
IFAW, Verheij, P.M. (2025)
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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)
TERUG IN HET VIZIER: NIEUW RAPPORT ONTHULT SYSTEMATISCHE WOLVENSTROPERIJ IN NEDERLAND
EcoJust | Auteurs: Pauline Verheij (EcoJust) en Naomi Louchouarn (Humane World for Animals) EcoJust publiceert vandaag Terug in het vizier: Wolvenstroperij in Nederland —…
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TERUG IN HET VIZIER: NIEUW RAPPORT ONTHULT SYSTEMATISCHE WOLVENSTROPERIJ IN NEDERLAND23 Jun 2026 -
BACK IN THE CROSSHAIRS: NEW REPORT REVEALS SYSTEMATIC WOLF POACHING IN THE NETHERLANDS23 Jun 2026 -
De verborgen prijs van de exotische dierenhandel16 Dec 2025 -
New report: Wildlife crime in Hispanic America05 Dec 2024 -
Trafficked from Serbia: How birds from Guinea end up in European pet shops16 Feb 2023 -
New landmark EU law bans products causing deforestation08 Dec 2022 -
Tackling Tiger Trafficking Framework launched28 Nov 2022 -
India's exotic pet trade27 Jan 2022 -
Tanzanian “Ivory Queen” re-sentenced to 15 years imprisonment for ivory trafficking12 Dec 2021 -
Bushmeat trafficking in Europe: a ticking time bomb?27 Oct 2020 -
Disease outbreaks caused by wildlife trade are a global, not just Chinese problem13 Feb 2020 -
Following the money to disrupt wildlife crime: from words to action22 Nov 2019