As part of our approach to address the pressing illegal wildlife trade issue, we aim to translate our research into impact by providing a series of Tools and Guidance for others to intervene effectively to tackle this important societal challenge. In this section, you will find key research briefs, method guidelines as well as a list of the programme’s peer-reviewed articles and other outreach materials. The research briefs and method guidelines are developed in collaboration with our partner, the San Diego Zoo Global Institute for Conservation Research, and their production is lead by Dr Diogo Veríssimo and Laure Cugnière.
If you have any questions about our Tools and Guidance series, do not hesitate to contact us at iwt@zoo.ox.ac.uk.
Note that if you cannot access a research article, do not hesitate to contact us for a copy.
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How do wildlife rangers perceive and engage with patrol-based data collection? We interviewed 26 rangers involved in collecting data on poached elephants in Zimbabwe. A strong sense of duty, and deference to supervisors, shaped engagement. Read on! (1/7) https://besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/pan3.10154
