Wildlife Crime Inquiry
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Wildlife Crime Inquiry
A Substack to explore practical, science-based approaches to wildlife crime analysis and policing grounded in fieldwork, criminology, and spatial data.
10 posts · theirs
Lately
Don’t Just Do Something, Stand There: How Humanitarian Thinking Can Help Wildlife Conservation
Crime Concentration Theory and Risk Terrain Modelling
When Opportunity Is Manufactured:
Finally launched: a self-guided QGIS crime-science course
Talking to Poachers
Calculating Least-Cost Pathways in QGIS
Offender Decision-making: What Burglary Research Can Teach Us About Poaching
Intelligence, Risk, and Conservation: Building a Crime Science Approach to Wildlife Crime
Eyes and Ears: The Role and Importance of Intelligence in Wildlife Crime Prevention
Thinking Like a Poacher
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