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Context:
Background:
Status of Wildlife crimes and rate of conviction:
Attempt is to create a ‘database’:
What is DNA forensics?
DNA forensics is a branch of forensic science that focuses on the use of genetic material in criminal investigation to answer questions pertaining to legal situations, including criminal and civil cases.
Involvement of locals in poaching:
How to make convictions effective:
Convictions can come in less than two years after the crime. This could be very quick for wildlife cases. Till now wildlife forensics have been limited to identifying an animal by parts. Forensics can easily be used in wildlife investigation, but the forest department does not have the training to do a proper investigation. Coordination among forest officials, police and customs is also needed.
What is required is a national database on poachers and traders, and exchange of information between states and countries.
UNEP has been recognizing Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (WCCB) of India for its excellent work in combating trans-boundary environmental crimes.
International conventions related to Wild Life conservation of which India is a party:
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