International Conference on Wildlife Forensics and Environmental Crime
ICWFEC
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Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals
The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.
This track focuses on the latest methodologies and technologies in wildlife forensics, emphasizing their application in criminal investigations. Participants will explore case studies that highlight the effectiveness of forensic science in combating wildlife crime.
SDG 15
SDG 16
This session examines the legal aspects of environmental crime, including existing laws and policies that govern wildlife protection. Discussions will center on the effectiveness of these frameworks in prosecuting offenders and promoting conservation efforts.
SDG 16
This track delves into innovative forensic analysis techniques used to assess and protect biodiversity. Participants will discuss the role of forensic science in identifying and mitigating threats to various species and ecosystems.
SDG 14
SDG 15
This session highlights the integration of cutting-edge technology in wildlife conservation efforts. Topics will include the use of remote sensing, DNA analysis, and digital forensics in monitoring and protecting endangered species.
SDG 15
SDG 17
This track focuses on the methodologies employed in criminal investigations related to environmental crimes. Participants will share insights on best practices for gathering evidence and building cases against wildlife criminals.
SDG 16
This session addresses the ethical considerations surrounding forensic practices in wildlife protection. Discussions will include the responsibilities of forensic scientists and the implications of their work on conservation policies.
SDG 16
This track explores the intersection of habitat protection and forensic research, emphasizing the importance of preserving ecosystems in the fight against wildlife crime. Participants will discuss case studies that illustrate successful habitat conservation efforts supported by forensic evidence.
SDG 15
SDG 14
This session focuses on the unique challenges faced in fisheries forensics and the solutions being developed to address them. Topics will include illegal fishing practices, species identification, and the role of forensics in sustainable fisheries management.
SDG 14
SDG 12
This track examines how forensic science can enhance biodiversity management strategies. Participants will discuss the application of forensic techniques in monitoring species populations and preventing illegal wildlife trade.
SDG 15
SDG 14
This session aims to establish a dialogue on the development of forensic standards and best practices in wildlife forensics. Participants will share experiences and recommendations for improving the reliability and credibility of forensic evidence in environmental crime cases.
SDG 16
This track focuses on proactive strategies for preventing wildlife crime through forensic science and community engagement. Discussions will include the role of education, policy advocacy, and collaboration among stakeholders in enhancing wildlife protection efforts.
SDG 17
SDG 16