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Over 60 IFS officers learn about wildlife conservation and protection programmes of TRAFFIC and WWF-India
On 16 July 2018, TRAFFIC and WWF-India hosted a group of 61 Indian Forest Service (IFS) Officers at ...
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ITBP, Uttarakhand Forest Department and WCCB to coordinate efforts to curb trans-boundary illegal wildlife trade
On 11 July 2018, TRAFFIC India organised a multi-agency coordination meeting where senior officials ...
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‘Community based wildlife protection initiatives’: Need of the hour to curb wildlife crime in Nagaland
Nagaland Forest Department and Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (WCCB)along with TRAFFIC in India had ...
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Black Spotted Turtles no match for fast and furious illegal trade
Asia’s illegal trade in the Black Spotted Turtle is spiralling out of control. A new TRAFFIC study ...
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Foresters build their legal capacity for effective wildlife prosecution and conviction
The frontline staff of Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh (UP) Forest Department including the range ...
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Wildlife sniffer dog training begins in Gwalior, TRAFFIC recruits another 12 dogs
A new batch of 12 dogs and their handlers began their training early this week at the National ...
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Nearly 6,000 pangolins in illegal wildlife trade in India since 2009 finds TRAFFIC’s latest study
On the eve of World Pangolin Day 2018, TRAFFIC revealed that at least 5,772 pangolins were found in ...
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Super Sniffer raises the bar, cracks her first wildlife case within a week of deployment: The Pawfect Story!
Quarmy, one of the 13 newly trained wildlife sniffer dogs, cracked her first wildlife poaching case ...
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With thirteen more joining the force, TRAFFIC’s Super Sniffer Squad crosses half century mark
Thirteen wildlife sniffer dog squads completed their training last week only to join India’s 43 ...
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Coding to end wildlife trafficking: India’s first Zoohackathon to find solutions to eradicate this threat
India’s first Zoohackathon successfully ended yesterday coinciding with the culmination of the ...
