The constant depletion of wild flora and fauna in India due to uncontrolled human activities,
natural habitat destruction and covert poaching activities is threatening the ecological …

A growing global human population, habitat conversion, and the indiscriminate exploitation
of natural resources have created unsustainable demands on nature, resulting in …

Wildlife‐related crimes are the second most prevalent lawbreaking offense globally. This
illicit trade encompasses hunting, breeding and trafficking. Besides diminishing many …

Reconciling conservation goals with sustainable resource use requires adaptive
management strategies. The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of …

Protecting wildlife and other natural resources requires engaging and empowering local
communities, ensuring compliance with rules, and ongoing monitoring and research. At the …

The overexploitation of biological resources severely threatens many species, requiring
urgent and effective conservation interventions. Such interventions sometimes require …

Frankincense (Boswellia spp.) resin is an internationally renowned non-timber forest product
(NTFP), generating more than $1 billion USD annually for its use in aromatherapy, incenses …

Poaching and the international trade in wildlife are escalating problems driven by poverty
and greed and coordinated by increasingly sophisticated criminal networks. Biodiversity …

The increased use of social media and classified advertisement websites has made wildlife
trade more accessible, and the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown, during which people were …

Maritime crime refers to conduct which is perpetrated wholly or partly at sea and is
prohibited under applicable national and international law. It also represents an …