Wildlife crime research.
An overview of research projects *
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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)
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Reducing demand for endangered wildlife: getting the message right
Verheij, P.M. TRAFFIC Bulletin, Vol. 24, No. 1, 2012, Cambridge UK
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Wildlife consumption and consumers in Asia”, with a focus on Vietnam and China. A background paper for the Creative experts’ meeting on messaging to reduce consumer demand for tigers and other endangered wildlife species. Hong Kong 22-23 November 2011
Engel, K. and Verheij, P.M. (Unpublished).
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Developments in the struggle against the illegal Tiger trade
Verheij, P.M., Engel, K. and Foley. K.E., TRAFFIC Bulletin Vol. 23, April 2011, Cambridge UK
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Eliminating illicit demand for Tiger parts and products in China
Nowell, K, Compton, J.C., Verheij, P.M. (2011). TRAFFIC, Cambridge, UK. (Unpublished)
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Reduced to Skin and Bones. An Analysis of Tiger seizures from 11 Tiger range countries (2000-2010)
Verheij, P.M., Foley, K.E. and Engel, K. (2010). TRAFFIC, Cambridge, UK
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Research focus
Advice on issues concerning the implementation and enforcement of national, European or international environmental and biodiversity law, tailored to meet the needs of specific target groups, including:
• NGOs looking to expand their insight in enforcement issues and/or in supporting strengthened enforcement
• Governmental (law enforcement) agencies working to improve the effectiveness of their enforcement efforts
• Businesses faced with implementation or enforcement issues related to their activities
