
Eon Ranger
This certificate program provides comprehensive training and expertise in strategies and measures aimed at combating and countering the illegal wildlife trade. Participants will gain a deep understanding of the complexities of the illegal wildlife trade, its impact on biodiversity, ecosystems, and global security, and the various approaches and initiatives employed to address this pressing issue.
Key topics covered in this program include:
Understanding the Illegal Wildlife Trade: Exploring the drivers, dynamics, and consequences of the illegal wildlife trade, including its links to organized crime, corruption, and other illicit activities.
Legal Frameworks and International Agreements: Familiarizing participants with relevant national and international laws, conventions, and agreements governing wildlife conservation and combating illegal wildlife trade, such as CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora).
Wildlife Trafficking Routes and Networks: Analyzing the routes, networks, and modus operandi involved in the illegal wildlife trade, including the role of transit and destination countries, smuggling techniques, and trafficking hotspots.
Wildlife Forensics and Investigation Techniques: Developing skills in wildlife forensics, evidence collection, and investigative techniques used to identify, track, and prosecute individuals and networks involved in illegal wildlife trade activities.
Demand Reduction and Public Awareness Campaigns: Exploring strategies for reducing consumer demand for illegal wildlife products through education, outreach, awareness campaigns, and behavior change initiatives.
Community Engagement and Sustainable Livelihoods: Understanding the importance of engaging local communities in wildlife conservation efforts, promoting alternative livelihoods, and addressing the root causes of poaching and illegal wildlife trade.
Technology and Innovation: Leveraging technology, data analytics, and innovation in surveillance, monitoring, and enforcement efforts to combat illegal wildlife trade more effectively.
Issued on
February 13, 2024
Expires on
Does not expire