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    • Day 1: September 25, 2017
    • Days 2-3: September 26-27, 2017
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Schedule

The first day of the symposium, September 25, 2017 was live streamed, all sessions can be watched here. A full schedule with further details can be found here.

Evolving perspectives on the demand for illegal wildlife products is split into two main parts:

September 25, 2017

Day 1 consists of a set series of invited speakers and panel discussions, presenting different perspectives, stories from the field, reflecting on lessons learned and opening discussions for the days ahead.

Day 1

Evening 1 showcases a poster session and an evening reception, for which the submission of presentations is open to all.

Evening 1

September 26-27, 2017

Days 2-3 consists of in-depth interactive knowledge exchange sessions on a range of methodological, conceptual and practical illegal wildlife trade challenges. Delegates will have the opportunity to pre-register which sessions they wish to participate in.

Days 2-3

Evening 2 showcases a debate on the illegal wildlife trade chaired by John Simpson, CBE and BBC World Affairs Editor.

Evening 2

Registration on the first day, Monday September 25 will be from 8:30-9:30am as the day will open at 9.30am with presentations to start shortly after. All sessions will aim to finish by 4.45pm on Wednesday September 27.

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