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Partnership for action against wildlife crime

The Partnership for Action Against Wildlife Crime (PAW) is a multi-agency body comprising representatives of the organisations involved in wildlife law enforcement in the UK.

It provides opportunities for statutory and non-Government organisations to work together to combat wildlife crime.

Its main objective is to promote the enforcement of wildlife conservation legislation, particularly through supporting the networks of Police Wildlife Crime Officers, HM Revenue and Customs officers and UK Border Agency officers.

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The next PAW Seminar will be held on the 9th March 2010 at the Jodrell theatre in Kew Gardens, London
Welsh Assembly Goverment is consulting on general licences issued under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981
National Wildlife Crime Unit Annual report (PDF 1.5 MB) - June 2009
National Wildlife Crime Unit Strategic Assessment (PDF, 250 KB) – March 2009
Natural England Memorandum of Understanding published (November 2008)

Site last modified: 18 November, 2009

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