Reporting wildlife crime in the Netherlands, new site

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Today, conservationists started a new Internet site in the Netherlands. It is www.wildlifecrime.nl. It is for reporting wildlife crime in the Netherlands.

Vroege Vogels radio reports on this (translated):

Particularly animals such as the buzzard, goshawk, kestrel, harriers, stone marten, red fox, badger, rook, and songbirds such as goldfinches, siskins and chaffinches are often victims of wildlife crime: persecution of wild animals. Disturbing, killing or capture of wild animals is illegal.

See also here.

Illegal wildlife trade in Algeria: here.

Britain: Gangs raking in thousands from the rising tide of wildlife crime. Report reveals the extent of poaching and poisoning and calls for tougher sanctions: here.

How DNA barcodes can beat gangs who traffick in wildlife: here.

Costa Rica police seize 170 wild animals from German tourist’s luggage: here.

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