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Special Investigations Group Will Target Cross Border Wildlife Crime
Members of the world’s largest wildlife law enforcement network (ASEAN-WEN) agreed to form a Special Investigations Group for cross border wildlife crime suppression at a meeting in Vientiane, Laos.
 
 

Vietnam is strengthening efforts to stop wildlife smuggling and illegal logging, in order to protect the nation’s forests and biodiversity, as well as that of neighboring countries.

Alarmed by reports that their chainsaws were being used to decimate Cambodian forests, manufacturer STIHL looked up the serial numbers of chainsaws confiscated by Forestry officials in Cambodia and confirmed that all of them were counterfeit.

Government scientists from ASEAN, together with colleagues from Africa, Europe and South America, finish a two week special training course today on tracking wildlife criminals, put on by a US Federal Law Enforcement Laboratory.

Law enforcement officers from two provinces in central Vietnam yesterday completed a week-long Forest and Wildlife Law Enforcement Study Tour of Cambodia, organized by WWF Vietnam and PeunPa, a member of the Wildlife Alliance.
The Director General of the Thai Department of National Parks, Wildlife And Plant Conservation joined his counterparts and PeunPa Foundation to officially open the Program Coordination Unit of the ASEAN-WEN
A must read guide for Khao Yai National Park visitors to support nature conservation inside the park.