Enforcement

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Le commerce illégal et la vente d'espèces CITES en Belgique: Ivoire d'éléphant et autres spécimens (988 KB) by Amelie Knapp and Alexandre Affre. (May 2007). 78pp (in French). Published by: TRAFFIC Europe.

EU-TWIX: An internet tool to assist the EU in the fight against wildlife trade crime (2.3 MB). (May 2007). Information leaflet published by: TRAFFIC Europe

Proceedings of the International Sturgeon Enforcement Workshop to Combat Illegal Trade in Caviar (6.4 MB)  A. Knapp, C. Kitschke, S. von Meibom. (2006). 137pp plus Annex. Workshop 27-29 June 2006, Brussels, Belgium. Prepared by: TRAFFIC Europe for the European Commission.

Proceedings of the International Expert Workshop on Wildlife Detector Dogs (1.2 MB) Edited by: Birgit Felgentreu. (2006). 19pp. Workshop 2-5 March 2006, Bad Schandau, Germany. Published by: WWF Germany and TRAFFIC Europe.

Enforcement of Wildlife Trade Controls in EU Member States: Country Profiles (348 KB) Edited by: Rob Parry-Jones, Amelie Knapp. (2006). 140pp. 25–27 October 2005, Latimer Conference Centre, Buckinghamshire, UK. Compiled by: TRAFFIC on behalf of Defra for the EU Wildlife Trade Enforcement Co-ordination Workshop.


Proceedings of the EU Wildlife Trade Enforcement Co-ordination Workshop (1.4 MB) Edited by: R. Parry-Jones, J. Barnaby, S. Theile. (October 2005). 84pp. Workshop, 25-27 October 2005, Buckinghamshire, UK. Published by: Defra and TRAFFIC International.

Proceedings of the International Expert Workshop on the Enforcement of Wildlife Trade Controls in Central Eastern Europe (776 KB) Edited by: Katalin Kecse-Nagy, Dorottya Papp, Caroline Raymakers, Attila Steiner, Stephanie Theile. (2004). 83pp. ISBN 2 9600505 0 9. (Available in Bulgarian, Czech, Estonian, Hungarian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Polish, Romanian, Slovakian and Slovenian.) Workshop 3-4 June 2004, Budapest, Hungary. TRAFFIC Europe.

Proceedings of the International Expert Workshop on the Enforcement of Wildlife Trade Controls in the EU (3 MB) Edited by: Monica Anton, Nicholas Dragffy, Stephanie Pendry, Tomme Rozanne Young. (2002). 376pp. ISBN 90 75243 07 3. Workshop 5-6 November 2001, Frankfurt, Germany.

Proceedings of the International Workshop on Enforcing Wildlife Trade Controls in the Russian Far East and North East Asia (June 2000). 97pp. (Available in English and Russian). Published by: TRAFFIC Europe - Russia. Workshop 15-19 November 1999, Vladivostok, Russia.

By Hook or by Crook: A reference manual on illegal wildlife trade and prosecutions in the United Kingdom (500 KB) Jane Holden. (1998). 128pp. ISBN 1 90193 002 5. Published by: The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, WWF UK, TRAFFIC International.

Wildlife Conservation Law Enforcement Handbook Edited by: Vincent Y. Chen. (June 1997). 51pp. (Chinese edition)

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Division of Law Enforcement: A Review of the Program Primarily Responsible for Enforcing CITES Craig Hoover, Terry Tarr, (March 1997). 34pp.

The Implementation and Enforcement of CITES in the European Union Elizabeth H. Fleming. (January 1995) (updated). 31pp.

Wildlife Trade: A handbook for enforcement staff Vivek Menon, Raj Panjwani, Pranav Capila, Aarti Sharma, Madhumita Ghosh. (August 1994). 42pp.

CITES and the Regulation of Wildlife Trade for European Circuses Elizabeth H. Fleming. (1994). 40pp. ISBN 9 07524 301 4. NB: This investigation (1992) was performed prior to the adoption of Council Regulation (EC) No. 338/97, and is therefore no longer relevant.

The Smuggling of Endangered Wildlife Across the Taiwan Strait (July 1991). 24pp. ISBN 0 947613 32 3. Published by: TRAFFIC International & TRAFFIC North America. Species in Danger series. The result of an investigation to identify species illicitly traded across the Strait from mainland China to the island of Taiwan.