"Pauline is an expert researcher with great analytical skills and an excellent eye for detail. She knows how to elevate the results to the best possible quality, contributing constructive criticism and helping with practical insights."
“Pauline’s thorough understanding of wildlife crime; the laws governing wildlife trade; and the parties involved in tackling the illegal trade in wildlife is excellent.”
New report: Wildlife crime in Hispanic America
On 5 December 2024 IFAW launched the report “Wildlife crime in Hispanic America”, which was authored by Pauline Verheij of EcoJust. The report presents…
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New report: Wildlife crime in Hispanic America -
The EU proposal to downlist the wolf under the Bern Convention is flawed and cannot be adopted
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Trafficked from Serbia: How birds from Guinea end up in European pet shops
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New landmark EU law bans products causing deforestation
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Tackling Tiger Trafficking Framework launched
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India's exotic pet trade
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Tanzanian “Ivory Queen” re-sentenced to 15 years imprisonment for ivory trafficking
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Bushmeat trafficking in Europe: a ticking time bomb?
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Disease outbreaks caused by wildlife trade are a global, not just Chinese problem
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Following the money to disrupt wildlife crime: from words to action
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The real costs of illegal logging, fishing, and wildlife trade: $1 trillion–$2 trillion per year
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Asian demand for fish bladders is driving illegal and unsustainable fishing
