
CSI Wildlife
From a Dream to a Global Weapon Against Wildlife Crime
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CSI Wildlife is a personal and inspiring story about personal leadership, responsibility, and how a single idea can create global impact.
Andro Vos takes readers into the closed world behind wildlife crime and shows how following traces -both literally and strategically - can lead to real impact. From the field to the boardroom. From observation to action.
In this book, Andro Vos recounts how a childhood in Suriname and a lifetime of observing, searching, and persisting led him to the heart of a hidden war: wildlife crime. It is a multi-billion-dollar industry that destroys nature, undermines security, and costs human lives—largely invisible and poorly understood.
What begins with a single decision, without a Plan B, grows into a global mission.
As a forensic specialist, Vos comes face-to-face with the consequences of poaching, including the killing of a rhino in Kruger National Park. There he sees not only a crime, but a systemic failure: a lack of knowledge, structure, and forensic expertise in the fight against organized wildlife crime.
This book shows what becomes possible when science, law enforcement, and idealism come together—and why persistence may be the most radical act of all.
“The Wildlife Forensic Academy trains rangers and law-enforcement officers to turn poaching into prosecutions. Here, science gives a voice to justice for endangered species.”
— CNN
“When Andro Vos saw a dead rhino, he did not see only tragedy—he saw overlooked evidence. He turns theory into action and gives every trace a voice, speaking for nature’s voiceless victims.”
— TEDx
“Wildlife crime takes place in remote areas. There are no witnesses—often forensic evidence is all you have.”
— Andro Vos, Founder of the Wildlife Forensic Academy, quoted in The Guardian
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Formaat
211 x 137 x 22 mm
Gewicht
282gram
Taal
Nederlands
NUR-code
400
Pagina's
192
Verschijningsdatum
05-06-2026
Auteur
Verschijningsjaar
2026
ISBN
9789461563606