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Numbers in Africa have decreased from over 200002 less than 20000 and that over a century ago the world s tiger population exceeded 100000 and now there are less than just 4000 we have lost 957 percent of the world s tiger population in just one century So aside from these glaring statistics how significant of a threat is wildlife crime not only to iconic endangered species like the elephant but to all different species and ecosystems across the planet yet it s I could not agree more I mean I there are many speeches like like you mentioned Tiger like elephants rhinos angling that long least there are many species dead there a good chance that they will never see the effects of climate change because they would not be alive by the time crime is the number one threat to many many species not like the 8 iconic speeches that you have in my head like elephants and rhinos and tigers but he s also it s also about illegal logging and illegal fishing so it s combined environmental crime is I t
We ve been telling you we ve been concentrating lately to happen when the communities there but we mustn t forget the flooding 1st started in Sheffield around the meadow whole area one of the places that was affected was the Support Dogs charity and bright side and their office got flooded which hampered their activities will find out in a few moments how they are fairing on b.b.c. Radio Sheffield Also coming up before 430 that. Chance to see the inside of an a Gyptian sarcophagus at museums Sheffield they ve managed to do all sorts of things. And it s a it s a marvelous thing it s a mummy of a teenage girl they ve managed to m.r.i. Scan you can see inside it and you know them just at the bandages or anything like that we ll find out for $430.00 all about that story here on b.b.c. Radio Sheffield so I was mentioning one of the areas affected which brightside in Sheffield was caused by the floods and this is support dogs their offices were flooded habit their activities but in spite o
Image change subsumes conversations around environmental crime in terms of pollution and poaching at a smaller scale but we have to bring awareness to the fact that in half a century lion numbers in Africa have decreased from over 200002 less than $20000.00 and that over a century ago the world s tiger population exceeded $100000.00 and now there are less than just $4000.00 we have lost 97 percent of the world s tiger population in just one century So aside from these glaring statistics how significant of a threat is wildlife crime not only to iconic endangered species like the elephant but to all different species and ecosystems across the planet yet it s I could not agree more I mean I there are many species like like you mentioned Tiger like elephants rhinos angling zat along least there are many species that are a good chance that they will never see the effects of climate change because they would not be alive by the time crime is the number one threat to many many species not li
Is that. Or Hello and welcome to for the wild podcast I am I on a young. Everyone just a lot of money. Back weapons while in reality. With. Over 30 years of experience and conservation projects around the world and in a parallel professional career he has been working for over 18 years as an international consultant to companies and governmental agencies on high and security technologies and services homeland security. And risk management. Unique knowledge to conservation and protection. Is the executive director and co-founder of action and intelligent profit organization dedicated to wildlife crime he is also among the founding members of the Wildlife Commission a member of the board of the Africa. Foundation and the creator and project manager of wildly. Dedicated to wildlife crime is among the main protagonist of the documentary. Which recently won the audience award at Sundance Film Festival. So wonderful to have you on the show today it was lovely to meet you and the crew at Sun