Wildlife forensic investigation
Auteurs : COOPER John E., COOPER Margaret E.
Providing an in-depth introduction to the rapidly evolving field of wildlife forensics, this volume first chronicles the history of wildlife conservation and environmental protection with an emphasis on its global importance in the 21st century. It then explains and discusses the crucial role of wildlife forensics in terms of investigating contraventions of national, regional and international legislation. The text focuses on wildlife forensic science as it relates to animals but also addresses plants and habitats because of their relevance to the conservation of animals. It also covers environmental monitoring and working with both dead and live animals.
Introduction
Types of Wildlife Investigation
Legal Considerations: International, Regional and National
Intelligence and Information Gathering
The Application of Forensic Science to Wildlife Investigations
The Wildlife Crime Scene
Field Techniques
Working with Live Animals
Working with Dead Animals
Dealing with Samples
Special Considerations and Scenarios
Collection and Submission of Evidence
Report-writing and Appearing in Court
Conclusions and the Way Forward
References and Further Reading
Appendices
Index
Date de parution : 07-2012
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