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Over the past 50 years, lion numbers have decreased by three-quarters. Only 20,000 to 40,000 of these majestic big cats survive in the wild today. A third of lion deaths are a result of poaching, and even where lions are killed in retaliation over livestock predation, in many cases their body parts are harvested for […]

Edinburgh-based TRACE Wildlife Forensics Network, working with TRAFFIC International, have helped develop Malawis first wildlife forensic lab.

Wildlife forensic evidence lends a huge advantage in seeing successful prosecutions of wildlife criminals. As a relatively new, expanding field of science in ...

ShellBank, the world’s first traceability toolkit and global database of marine turtle DNA,