Wildlife Justice Commission (Round 1 & 2)

Wildlife trafficking is rampant globally because law enforcement do not have the capacity or the political will to tackle it as an organised crime. The Wildlife Justice Commission’s mission is to disrupt and help dismantle organised trafficking networks dealing in wildlife, timber and fish. The WJC does this by conducting intelligence analysis and undercover investigations, helping secure arrests and seizures, building law enforcement capacity to respond to wildlife trafficking, and holding governments accountable when they fail to address wildlife trafficking.

Elodie Theobald, International Growth Officer at the WJC, will present a WJC investigation to explain how the WJC operates to disrupt and help dismantle organised wildlife trafficking.