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Trading species to extinction: evidence of extinction linked to the wildlife trade. Read the #CPExtinction article by Amy Hinsley, Jasmin Ella Willis, Dan Challender & colleagues from University of Oxford & Instituto Milenio SECOS. Available here: bit.ly/4bOLFzq #extinction #conservation

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Applications for WildCRU’s 2024 Postgraduate #Diploma in International #Wildlife #Conservation Practice close on 21st June. We welcome exceptional early career conservationists from around the world. For more about the course and eligibility visit: tinyurl.com/mvnhapvc

This morning I presented the results of my first PhD chapter at ECCB 2024 Bologna. Thanks to everyone who attended 👏🏼

NEW: Oxford team uses machine learning on patent data to reveal future trends in wildlife trade. Patents rise despite bans, signalling ongoing innovation. Read more: oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk/news/patents-f… 📄 Full Paper Nature Communications: nature.com/articles/41467…

🐾 Learn how patent data can help forecast wildlife trade trends. Prof Joss Wright explains the findings from a new study. Read more: oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk/news/patents-f… 📄 Full Paper Nature Communications: nature.com/articles/s4146… University of Oxford Saïd Business School Oxford Biology Imperial College London Oxford Internet Institute

Hinsley and colleagues develop a novel machine-learning approach to analyse patent-filing trends and apply it to patents in the wildlife trade to develop an early-warning of market shifts in threatened or protected species nature.com/articles/s4146…

Exciting and impressive use of AI to assess commercial wildlife trade trends - kudos Amy Hinsley, Dan Challender, EJ Milner-Gulland, et al

A new paper led by Sifan Hu evaluates messaging that aims to reduce the use of animal-based medicinal products in China. Results from the randomised control trials show that health-related messages were the most effective. See bit.ly/3AjZ3gY Amy Hinsley

New The Conversation piece by me and Susanne Masters on the use of patents to understand new developments in #WildlifeTrade theconversation.com/from-rhino-hor… based on our recent paper

This new SI in Conservation Biology SCB examines #WildlifeTrade in overlooked species eg #tarantulas #succulents & demonstrates we need to move beyond a focus on charismatic species in #IWT. Edited by Amy Hinsley Jared Margulies & Alice Hughes conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/15231739/2…

Wildlife trade goes beyond that of elephant and rhino products that often get the most attention. Amy Hinsley has helped put together a special issue highlighting species that are overlooked in conservation policy and practice🍄🐌🦐🕷️🐍 ⬇️ bit.ly/4eqq8xI

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