(February 17, 2014)   Targeting Enforcement Where Needed Most   In Africa’s Heart of Biodiversity Data-driven analysis will maximize return-on-investment in protecting wildlife and wild lands New York (February, 2014)—Scientists seeking a more efficient way of protecting the heart of Africa’s wildlife—the Greater Virunga Landscape —have developed a method to make the most of limited enforcement resources, according to a new study by the Wildlife Conservation Society, the ...

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(February 17, 2014) Uganda Develops Database For Wildlife Crime Offenders WCS and Uganda Wildlife Authority collaborate on online tool  NEW YORK (Dateline) – The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) and Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) have collaborated to produce an online tool that will allow law enforcement officials to access a database to track offenders of wildlife crime in real-time and across the country. The database,which can be updated online at all Uganda parks and headquarters, will e...

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