News/Publications/Jobs

• CWTI News

• July 28, 2020 PBS News: Chengeta Wildlife, WWF and CWTI

• Spring 2020: CWTI Intern Spotlight, Will Slatin

• Spring 2020: CWTI supports NGA/GeoSLU Artificial Intelligence IdeaThon

• Trajectory Magazine: Tracking Wildlife (Dec 2019)

• Our first Article: Tech incubator tenant uses mapping to combat wildlife trafficking

• UMSL: Harris World Ecology Center in St. Louis working to heal our planet

• Intelligence Community Targets Wildlife Trafficking (2016)

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• Wildlife Trafficking (Good) News​

  • Florida​ Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission: Bust Wildlife Trafficking Ring 

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• Relevant Resources & Publications

  • Change Wildlife Consumers 

  • Study: Organized Crime Profits From Illegal Wildlife Trafficking (OCCRP, Todd A., 8.16.2019)

  • The Thick Gray Line: Forest Elephants Defend Against Climate Change (New York Times, 8.20.2019)

  • Nature Sustainability: Transnational environmental crime threatens sustainable development (Gore, et al)

  • Entrepreneur Quarterly: Geosaurus Plan​

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• Audio & Video

  • How the intelligence community is combating wildlife trafficking (NGA Podcast (9.5m), 2016)

  • Earth Day 2019. A message from Dr. Sussan Caney, Mali Elephant Project & Rory Young, President of Chengeta Wildlife

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• Current Job Openings

  • Now Accepting Voluntary Internships for Fall/Winter 2020 in partnership with TCPI and GeoSLU​!

  • If you are thinking about Fall/Winter 2020 Internships, please fill out the form located on the "Engage With Us" tab.

NEW INTERNSHIPS & COLLABORATIVES

NEW! 

The Conservation Project International

Collaborative:

TCPI is Leading CWTI Conservation Internships!

We are thrilled to announce that CWTI is partnering with The Conservation Project International, a global leader in placing CWT Student Internships studying Conservation Sciences and Criminal Conservation applications. 

This is a wonderful collaboration that merges efforts to give our students a broad array of areas of opportunities for student internships, research, and career opportunities, worldwide in Conservation Sciences.

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NEW!

The Saint Louis University

Geospatial Institute (GeoSLU) has formed

The CWT Working Group Initiative! 

CWTI is honored to merge our research & development for all things geospatial (Data, Analysis, Sensor design and raster analysis, and ML/AI and network modeling) with GeoSLU, a leader in advanced geospatial design and applications. The CWT WG embraces collaboration with all Universities involved with geospatial sciences.