INTERPOL Environmental Compliance and Enforcement Meeting 2013

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Published on: September 10, 2013

INTERPOL Environmental Compliance and Enforcement Meeting 2013 (via Annamiticus)

The international wildlife law enforcement community will be gathering the week of November 4th, 2013, in Nairobi, Kenya, for the first meeting of the newly formed Environmental Compliance and Enforcement Committee. Hosted by INTERPOL and the United…

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Sal Amato
Salvatore Amato is a recognized expert with over twenty-four years experience in the field of wildlife law enforcement. Mr. Amato served as the Special Agent in Charge of the US Fish and Wildlife Service’s Northeast Region where he directed the enforcement efforts of special agents and wildlife inspectors in thirteen states. Previously, he served as the Special Agent in Charge of the Branch of Special Operation where he directed complex long-term covert operations and the intelligence functions of the Service. Currently, Mr. Amato works as a consultant providing advice and expertise to NGO’s, governmental agencies and businesses related to combating the exploitation and global trafficking of wildlife.

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12 Apr

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8 Apr

Today we concluded training on financial investigation of wildlife crime 4 Philippines. New normal new way of delivery. From avenues of enquiry to drawing flowchart, we’ve been working together on a single case throughout the course & it rocks! @giobrouss @UNODC_WLFC @UNODC_SEAP

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7 Apr

Thanks to @kellyirene26 from TRACE for sharing her impressive expertise w/ police officers during UNODC training course on #wildlife #crime scene management in #Vietnam. Forensics crucial to #EndWildlifeCrime - Thanks to 🇪🇺 support under #ICCWC

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Bryan Christy @BryanChristy·

5 Apr

The condition of elephants in Thailand/Myanmar is often appalling. If you want to help, follow @lek_chailert on @instagram and check out https://www.saveelephant.org/ https://twitter.com/mongabay/status/1379097669780529152

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Campaigners are calling on the Thai government and tourism industry to make systemic changes to improve conditions and reduce the number of elephants used for tourism. https://bit.ly/3sKykkR

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Pauline Verheij @PaulineVerheij·

2 Apr

Good Friday everyone! Check out this message of hope from Lisa Hywood, the amazing woman saving pangolins and lesser known species in Zimbabwe @THTZim https://youtu.be/aevRy0hU9bM

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