Wildlife Crime and Conservation: Criminology in Action
A public talk exploring how criminology can contribute to wildlife crime prevention, conservation social science and the training of future conservation practitioners.
About this event
The Centre for Wildlife Studies, in collaboration with the University of Portsmouth, invites participants to a public talk featuring two sessions: “Developing Conservation Social Science: The Central Role of Criminology” by Dr. Nicholas Pamment, Director of Innovation at the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, University of Portsmouth, UK; and “Rethinking Wildlife Crime Education: Immersive, Interdisciplinary Approaches to Preparing Future Practitioners” by Ms. Jac Reed, Senior Lecturer at the same school. The sessions will explore the role of criminology in conservation, wildlife crime prevention and interdisciplinary approaches to educating future practitioners. Registration is compulsory due to limited seats.
Speakers
Dr. Nicholas Pamment
Ms. Jac Reed