Books and Papers
The African Widlife Foundation publishes scientific books, papers and technical handbooks. Whenever possible, AWF makes its publications available to the public.
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Other Articles, Publications
Why BIODIVERSITY must be prioritised within the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument (NDICI) in the new EU Budget.
African Wildlife Foundation, African Parks, Birdlife International, Conservation International, Global Wildlife Conservation, IFAW, WCS EU, Wetlands International Europe, The Nature ConservancyJoint Statement to European CommissionOndiek, P. 2020. The efficacy of dog olfaction as a tool in transnational wildlife law enforcement in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania (MS dissertation, University of Nairobi, Law School).
The efficacy of dog olfaction as a tool in transnational wildlife law enforcement in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania (2020)Latremouille, C., Khan, S., Maputla, N., Deppen, J., d’Arcy, L., O’Connor, S. Global Environment & Development Agendas: An Integrated Strategy for Conservation (2020)_ Definition, Theory of Change, and Recommendations for Application. Conservation Measures Partnership Learning Initiative
Global Environment & Development Agendas: An Integrated Strategy for Conservation (2020)Esmail, E, Wintle. B. C., Sas-Rolfes, M., Athanas, A., Beale, C. M., Bending, Z., Dai, R., Fabinyi, M., Gluszek, S., Haenlein, C., Harrington, L. A. Hinsley, A., Kariuki, K., Lam, J., Markus, M., Paudel, K., Shukhova, S., Sutherland. W. J., Verissimo, D., Wang, Y., Waugh, J., Wetton, J. H., Workman, C., Wright, J., and E. J. Milner-Gulland. 2020. Emerging illegal wildlife trade issues: A global horizon scan. Conservation Letters. 2020;13:e12715.
Emerging illegal wildlife trade issues: A global horizon scan (2020)