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Trainings take various forms, such as workshops, seminars, webinars, and online learning courses. These can range from general introductions to international or national environmental law themes to tailor made subject and context specific courses.

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Online learning courses

General introductions to various themes including Wildlife Crime, Oceans and Water are available on demand in self-paced courses online.

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Webinars, lectures and summer schools

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Currently available online learning courses:

In this course, participants will gain an in-depth understanding of poaching and illegal wildlife trade, its widespread consequences for biodiversity and the legal implications, from the supply and demand perspectives.
The course includes the role of international agreements in addressing illegal wildlife trade and provide case law analysis from three illegal wildlife trade ‘hotspots’, Cameroon, the Republic of Congo and China.