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DNA analysis used to expose elephant poaching

Researchers used analysis of DNA from seized elephant tusks to combat poaching.

University of washingtonUnited statesMikumi national parkHong kongRobert pringleBrian arnoldSamuel wasserLouise shelleyOffice of homeland security investigationsGeorge mason universityPrinceton universityNature humanEnvironmental forensic scienceSpecial agent john brownHomeland security investigations

DNA analysis of elephant ivory reveals trafficking networks

WASHINGTON (AP) As few as three major criminal groups are responsible for smuggling.

Hong kongRobert pringleBrian arnoldSamuel wasserLouise shelleyOffice of homeland security investigationsGeorge mason universityUniversity of washingtonScience departmentPrinceton universityEnvironmental forensic scienceSpecial agent john brownHomeland security investigationsAssociated press healthHoward hughes medical instituteJohn brown iii

DNA Analysis of Elephant Ivory Reveals Trafficking Networks

Researchers used analysis of DNA from seized elephant tusks and evidence such as phone records, license plates, financial records and shipping documents to map trafficking operations across the continent

University of washingtonUnited statesHong kongRift valleyRobert pringleBrian arnoldSamuel wasserLouise shelleyOffice of homeland security investigationsGeorge mason universityPrinceton universityAmboseli national parkNature humanEnvironmental forensic scienceMount kilimanjaroSpecial agent john brown

DNA analysis used to expose elephant poaching

Researchers used analysis of DNA from seized elephant tusks to combat poaching.

University of washingtonUnited statesMikumi national parkHong kongRobert pringleBrian arnoldSamuel wasserLouise shelleyOffice of homeland security investigationsGeorge mason universityPrinceton universityNature humanEnvironmental forensic scienceSpecial agent john brownHomeland security investigations

DNA analysis of elephant ivory reveals trafficking networks

WASHINGTON (AP) As few as three major criminal groups are responsible for smuggling.

Hong kongRobert pringleBrian arnoldSamuel wasserLouise shelleyOffice of homeland security investigationsGeorge mason universityUniversity of washingtonScience departmentPrinceton universityEnvironmental forensic scienceSpecial agent john brownHomeland security investigationsAssociated press healthHoward hughes medical instituteJohn brown iii

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