Illegal wildlife trade (IWT) is a global conservation issue that threatens thousands of species,
including fish, fungi, medicinal plants, and charismatic mammals. Despite widespread …

More than two decades after the publication of Cornish's seminal work about the script-
theoretic approach to crime analysis, this article examines how the concept has been …

Wildlife crime, including poaching and wildlife trafficking, threaten the existence of particular
species. To date, research on wildlife crime has been primarily conducted by those with …

This study focuses on the role of corruption in facilitating the illegal wildlife trade. This
research attempts to contribute to the literature by disentangling the existence, influence and …

Much of prior empirical research examining poachers and poaching strategies have
originated from interviews with poachers and wildlife law enforcement officers within North …

The trade in caviar has a rich and colorful history, influenced over thousands of years by
many cultures, societies and in the last decades by regulation. The value of caviar is …

As wildlife crime increasingly threatens global biodiversity, many conservation scientists and
practitioners have turned to aggressive land management and criminal justice strategies …

Non‐compliance in fisheries is a persistent challenge for the conservation and sustainable
management of the oceans and has particularly acute impacts in small‐scale fisheries …

Although illegal wildlife trade (IWT) represents a serious threat to biodiversity, research into
the prevalence of illegal plant collection and trade remains scarce. Because cacti and …

Following the COVID-19's outbreak in China, wildlife-related issues such as wildlife
management and conservation made headlines around the world due to the potential …