Lessons from the swamps: Turtle and orchid seizures inform hunt for smugglers

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21st January 2021Georgina Kenyon, Editor, Journalist & Campaigner

The illegal trade in wildlife and plants threatens some of the world's most vulnerable and endangered species; but tackling this illicit activity can also help law enforcement agencies in the fight against other serious and organised international crime, as freelance journalist and specialist scientific and environmental writer Georgina Kenyon explains.

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Lessons from the swamps: Turtle and orchid seizures inform hunt for smugglers

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