
Nature Crime Alliance
@naturecrimeall
A global, multi-sector network that raises political will, mobilises financial commitment and bolsters operational capacity to fight nature crime
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http://naturecrimealliance.org 07-09-2021 19:55:48
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🌱"If I had to sum up what is most urgent and important, it would be 'stop harming'." As COP16 in Colombia nears, renowned Argentine biologist Sandra Díaz (Sandra Diaz) tells Fermín Koop of the need for transformative change to tackle biodiversity loss: loom.ly/YO2AJ24

Since the inception of the Nature Crime Alliance, we've been partnering with Indigenous Peoples’ Rights International - IPRI to create a new working group for #IndigenousPeoples and Frontline Defenders The group is bolstering Indigenous Peoples’ crucial role in protecting the environment naturecrimealliance.org/working-group/…


The Nature Crime Alliance Secretariat supported IUCN's recent US Regional Conservation Forum, facilitating two sessions on #naturecrime The workshops explored ways for #IUCN to approach this challenge ahead of its World Conservation Congress in 2025 naturecrimealliance.org/alliance-secre…



We're pleased to welcome Lilongwe Wildlife Trust as our latest member Lilongwe Wildlife Trust plays a vital role in disrupting illegal wildlife and forest trade in #Malawi, and will be supported in building new partnerships with our members to tackle #naturecrime naturecrimealliance.org/lilongwe-wildl…




To what extent does the #environmental legislation of United Nations member states criminalise actions that harm the environment? We'll explore this question with @DrTWyatt, co-author of UN Office on Drugs & Crime's superb 'Landscape of Criminalization' report, this Thursday Register: naturecrimealliance.org/webinar-meet-t…


Working at the intersection of science and law, World Forest ID creates the data and tools needed to support policy initiatives, such as those focused on illicit trade The NGO's ED, Jade R Saunders, will tell us more during our webinar on 3 Oct Register: wri.org/events/2024/10…




The state of criminalisation for environmental offences "is perhaps more extensive" than some narratives suggest, according to @DrTWyatt, UN Office on Drugs & Crime In our recent webinar, Dr Wyatt shared insights from UNODC's Landscape of Criminalization report Watch here: naturecrimealliance.org/watch-meet-the…




Join GFW and WRI Africa to hear perspectives from Indigenous & local communities on how community-led forest management can strengthen forest conservation, protect land rights & contribute to livelihoods in the Congo Basin. 📅Nov 7 🗣Français & English ➡ gfw.global/3YmKZeO


At #COP29, the energy transition & critical mineral demands take center stage. The United Nations SG’s Panel on Critical Minerals launched guidance for responsible supply chains. Our Framework tackles risks tied to illegal mining, the environment & human rights. ➡️ bit.ly/3zwOXt6
