A Substack to explore practical, science-based approaches to wildlife crime analysis and policing grounded in fieldwork, criminology, and spatial data.
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In places where survival trumps conservation, rushing in with well-meaning projects can backfire, breeding resentment, inflating expectations, or even worsening threats to wildlife.
Why Environment Matters
Rethinking Predisposition and Proactive Policing in Wildlife Crime
A quick happy update: The self-guided version of the conservation crime-science QGIS training I have been offering in guided sessions is now live: 8 modules + a full simulated protected-area dataset
What 300 Offenders Revealed about Risk and Reward
In conservation and crime prevention, knowing where something happens is only half the story.
Introduction
Reflections on completing a professional doctorate
Understanding Intelligence-Led Conservation
Applying Rational Choice Perspective to Wildlife Crime Prevention
