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        • Riverine Ecosystems and Livelihoods Programme
        • Programme Makara
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Author Archives: Samyukta Chemudupati

Wildlife trafficking
3 Sep 2019

Illegal Wildlife Trade: The Need to Look Within

by Samyukta Chemudupati | posted in: Human-Wildlife Interactions |

It is often said, in Newtonian fashion, that what goes up, must come down. While this adage may apply to many things in the modern era, sadly, it doesn’t hold entirely true for crimes against wildlife. It applies lesser still … Read More

Forensics in Wildlife Crime Investigation - WCT
12 Jun 2019

Forensics in Wildlife Crime Investigation

by Samyukta Chemudupati | posted in: WCT Work |

Wildlife crime is the great equalizer of the 21st century – it has threatened biodiversity, economies, lives and livelihoods, in equal measure in both developing and developed nations of the world. It has changed facets and scale in a manner … Read More

7 May 2019

Wildlife Trafficking: Here’s What You Should Know

by Samyukta Chemudupati | posted in: Human-Wildlife Interactions |

Most people have at some point in their lives heard about the atrocities of human trafficking. But, many are unaware that like humans, several species of wildlife (animals and plants) are also illegally transported across international borders and exploited in … Read More

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