wildlife forensics

1. Unit 4:
“Wildlifeforensics”

2. CONTENTS

3. • Forensics:
Forensic science is the broadest sense applies the
knowledge and technology of science in the court of
law.
Forensic science can support effective enforcement of
national wildlife legislation.
• Wildlife forensics:
Wildlife forensics is a relatively new field of wildlife
criminal investigations.
Wildlife forensics can be broadly defined as the
application of several integrated aspects of natural and
cultural science e.g. biology, chemistry, and
anthropology in the court of law focused on the
regulation of wildlife protection and conservation.

4. Goals:
Crime against wildlife and their derivatives involves
four major categories:

5. NATURE OF WILDLIFE CRIME:

6. NATIONAL AND SATE ACTS:

8. Schedule I Schedule II
Schedule III Schedule
IV
Schedule V
Schedule VI

9. Protectedand endangeredspecies

10. List of few endangeredspecies of animals andplants

12. Wildlife crime investigation

15. Identification and examination of physical evidences

20. Conclusion:

21. References:

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