John Scanlon
Public Governance · Adaptation
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John Scanlon
We must address marine wildlife trafficking to protect our oceans
A call to bring marine wildlife trafficking fully under international criminal law, closing legal gaps that leave ocean species vulnerable to organised crime.
Recent publications
John Scanlon
Animal Welfare · Public Governance
Here is what a global agreement on tackling environmental crimes could look like
John Scanlon
Biodiversity · Nature
How natural capital accounting frameworks fail ecosystem services
John Scanlon
Climate Change · Nature
Plastics pollution treaty negotiations – alternative pathways to overcome the impasse
John Scanlon
Biodiversity · Environmental Sustainability
Are the Rio Conventions stuck on a treadmill?
John Scanlon
Environmental Sustainability · Biodiversity
Rangers and the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework
John Scanlon
Climate Change · Environmental Sustainability
Crimes that affect the environment - the landscape of criminalisation
John Scanlon
Environmental Sustainability · Nature
Artificial intelligence and blockchain technologies can transform how we trace trade in wild animals and plants
John Scanlon
Environmental Sustainability · Climate Change
Global environmental strategies are still falling short – what’s next?
John Scanlon
Nature · Biodiversity
Recognising the nexus between wildlife crime and climate change
John Scanlon
Nature · Biodiversity
Forgotten kingdom of fungi!
John Scanlon
Biodiversity · Nature
Elephants can help achieve biodiversity and climate targets
John Scanlon
Biodiversity · Animal Welfare
Global biodiversity goals and targets won’t be met through voluntary commitments
John Scanlon
Sustainable Lifestyle · Wellbeing
Why we need a strong pandemic instrument to prevent future pandemics
John Scanlon
Biodiversity · Nature
Origins and Evolution of the World’s Largest Annual Celebration of Wildlife
John Scanlon
Animal Welfare · Social Responsibility
CITES Growing Role in International Shark Conservation
John Scanlon
Biodiversity · Nature
CITES, wildlife, and pandemics: failure to grasp the nettle
John Scanlon
Nature · Biodiversity
Commemorating CITES at 50: We've come a long way but challenges remain
John Scanlon
Nature · Biodiversity
Crunch time for biodiversity – will it be third time lucky?
John Scanlon
Nature · Biodiversity
World Elephant Day 2022 - A Message from John E. Scanlon AO
John Scanlon
Environmental Sustainability · Biodiversity
Preventing and combatting wildlife trafficking – a global imperative
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