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… the needs of people than they are about managing wildlife. Border areas are often remote, and boundaries may … disease containment (including diseases affecting wildlife and diseases transmitted by wildlife, and many other … and emigration; customs and excise controls; defence; crime prevention, detection and prosecution; health and …

… is largely reflected in unsustainable harvest of wildlife (including for industry, recreation, bush meat, and … impacts when harvested unsustainably (e.g. diminished wildlife populations, local extirpations). Synthetic fibres … on community engagement in tackling illegal wildlife crime through a recent symposium and also produced the new …

… Park, Nigeria and Takamanda National Park, Cameroon. ©Wildlife Conservation Society Takamanda-Mone Landscape … Service, BUND Green Belt Project Office, UEMOA/PAPE, the Wildlife Conservation Society, the Wildlife Institute of … with the International Consortium on Combating Wildlife Crime, a partnership that also brings together INTERPOL, the …

… inputs from a number of SSC Specialist Groups, and the Wildlife Health Specialist Group 3 (WHSG) was named in an … However, because these organizations do not encompass wildlife and ecosystem health, IUCN is now bringing in this … now enables us to operate at a more strategic level on wildlife health than ever before, and this is helped by …

… of the country, for the prevention of disorder or crime, for the protection of health and morals, or for the … quarry, collect stone or soil, and catch or kill wildlife. Users groups can collect forest products and … of local communities include activities affecting wildlife and natural land use patterns. Where community …

… surface area and area type 73 14. Different types of Wildlife Conservancy in Kenya 77 15. Examples of privately … Rob Olivier, Kenya; Botshabelo Othusitse, Chief Wildlife Officer, Department of Wildlife and National Parks, Ministry of Environment, …