On International Tiger's Day International Conference on Wildlife Forensics, Its Laws & Conservation - Galgotias University

On International Tiger's Day

International Conference on Wildlife
 Forensics, Its Laws & Conservation
    Date - 28th and 29th July 2020
           Jointly Organized With

                      &
         Department of Forensic Science
      (School of Basic and Applied Sciences)
       Galgotias University, Greater Noida

The Legal Desire’s ICWLC Conference organized by Dept. of Forensic Science & CI, Legal
Desire is a unique & one of the largest gatherings of wildlife professionals, students and
wildlife supporters in India. It will provide insights on various topics related to wildlife
and crimes associated with it, educational and networking opportunities through this
platform with the working professionals in this field as they gather and share their ideas
to work towards the betterment of wildlife, it being the need of the hour. This conference
is a charity event, and all the collected fund will be donated to "Wildlife Conservation
Trust" in good faith. The sole purpose of the conference is to work for the betterment of
Wildlife by incorporating experts from different platforms/fields.

Long Term Goal - To create a wildlife society/congress under Legal Desire that includes
experts from all fields including wildlife forensics, law, forest department officials, on-
ground people, academicians, wildlife organisations, including others to discuss the
problems faced by wildlife in India as a whole & and solutions to tackle the whole
situation.

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science in Criminal Investigation, conducting research to find and adopt new forensic techniques to aid in
criminal investigation and reforming legal education to adopt forensics in academic curriculum across globe.
Training students, lawyers, police & others about how a forensic investigation is conducted in 21st Century.

For Safeguarding India’s Life-giving Ecosystems

The Wildlife Conservation Trust (WCT) was founded to safeguard India’s life-giving ecosystems in a holistic, sustainable manner.
Recognising the interconnectedness between people and ecosystems, WCT uses a 360° approach to conservation by placing
equal emphasis on both forest and wildlife conservation and community development. We work closely with forest
departments across the country to fortify on-ground protection by raining and equipping frontline forest staff. Through
partnerships with NGOs, the Trust is attempting to strengthen public education systems, provide alternative livelihood options
to rural youth and make healthcare accessible to people living in and around India’s forests. The idea is simple secure key
wildernesses to safeguard wildlife, people and rivers, and mitigate climate change.” WCT’s mission is to secure vital wildlife
habitats while catalysing upliftment of marginalised communities. Playing a catalytic role in conservation of large landscapes,
WCT focuses on strengthening sustainable ecosystems that will continue to serve wildlife and communities in the long-term.
Currently, WCT works in and around 160 Protected Areas across 23 states in the country covering 82% of India’s 50 tiger
reserves, 24% of the 655 National Parks and sanctuaries, and impacting a population base of approximately 3.5 million people.
Core areas of work focus on: Conservation Research; Conservation Behaviour; Human Wildlife Interface Management; Law
Enforcement Training and Forensics; Education, Livelihoods and Health of Frontline Forest Staff.
     Department of Forensic Science
  (School of Basic and Applied Sciences)

                                           For Transcending New Boundaries in Education & Research

Galgotias University (GU) is a self-financed private university in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India. It was granted university
status in 2011 by the U.P. Government under University Act. The university was set up with the vision to develop and maintain
a culture of multi-disciplinary and interdisciplinary education. The University has set up various schools, namely, School of
Engineering & Technology, School of Business, School of Humanities & Social Sciences, School of Law, School of Basic & Applied
Sciences, etc. with an endeavor to prepare students for understanding all aspects of societal challenges.
The Dept. of Forensic Science offers Graduate, Post graduate and Doctoral Programs in Forensic Science. School of Basic and
Applied sciences had taken the initiative to start B.Sc. (H) Forensic Science, M.Sc. Forensic Science and Ph.D. Forensic Science
programs in the academic year 2012 with the objective to impart the students a strong theoretical, practical and experimental
foundation and thereby gain specialized skills that would empower them in scientific crime investigation methods. The
strength of the Department is its faculty/staff and well furnished laboratories equipped with all modern facilities.

International Conference on Wildlife Forensics, Its Laws & Conservation

                                      SPEAKERS

                                         Dr. S Rajesh
     Ms. C. Samyukta               IFS (Indian Forest Service)                 Dr. Jimmy Borah
  Head, Forensics, Wildlife   Director at NITI Aayog, Govt. of India            Senior Manager –
                                Former Regional Deputy Director        Legal and Policy Division, Aaranyak,
  Conservation Trust (WCT)
                               (Northern Region), Wildlife Crime         Former Coordinator, WWF-India
                                   Control Bureau, New Delhi

 Mr. Abhilash Khandekar                  Dr. S K. Gupta                         Mr. Vos Andro
      Senior Journalist                 Scientist–Expert,                       Founder and CEO
     Expert Member of               Wildlife Institute of India,            Wildlife Forensic Academy
    Central Zoo Authority           Chandrabani, DehraDun                    Cape Town, South Africa

International Conference on Wildlife Forensics, Its Laws & Conservation

                               CALL FOR PAPERS
                            Broad Themes:
                   Wildlife Forensics & Wildlife Law
Sub Topics
   Animal Poaching                                     Captivity of Wildlife in Zoos
   IUCN Red Data Book                                  Wildlife Poisoning
   Discovery of New Fauna and Flora Species            Smuggling of Endangered Species
   Protection of Flagship Species                      Effects on Wet Markets on Wildlife
   Coexistence and Conflict of Wildlife and Humans
   Legality of Testing of Animals for Medical Purposes
   The Effect of Violent Animal Right Campaigns
   Decreasing Sanctuaries and National Parks in Sizes
   Role of Judiciary in Wildlife Protection Animal Rights
   Animal Welfare and their Protected Rights under the Legal System
   Preservation and Improvement of Wild Inhabitants
   The Effect of Industrial Waste on Wildlife Conservation
   Misconceptions and Myths about Healing Powers of Animal Body Parts Leading to
   Poaching
   Covid -19/pandemic and its Effects on Wildlife Trade
   Wildlife ManagementStart of a Pandemic from Wildlife
   Indiscriminate Deforestation Leading to Endangerment of Wildlife

International Conference on Wildlife Forensics, Its Laws & Conservation

                                CALL FOR PAPERS

                Guidelines for the Individual Abstract Structure:
1. Title of presentation: Please choose a brief title (maximum of 100 characters) that
clearly indicates the content of the contribution. Please avoid abbreviations in the title.
Abbreviations may be used in the text if they are defined when first used.
2. Preference: for presentation in an oral session or a paper session.
3. Thematic Area: Please choose one of the thematic areas.
4. Abstract: Please ensure that your abstract contains no more than 250 words. Please
avoid diagrams, illustrations, tables, references or graphics in the abstract. Provide
maximum relevant information in the abstract and if the subject matter is empirical, the
following structure is obligatory: The objective, methods, results, conclusions.
5. Key-words: Please indicate 5 keywords for your abstract.

           Abstract Submission Deadline: 25th July, 2020
Kindly Submit the Abstracts at: forensicsciencelegaldesire@gmail.com

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 Ms. Ananya K S (Communication Manager)- ananya@legaldesire.com, 9810627933; &
 Mr. Aasim Faiz (Finance Manager)- aasim.legaldesire@gmail.com, 8394881004.

International Conference on Wildlife Forensics, Its Laws & Conservation

                                   Organizing Committee

                           Anuj Kumar                        Prof. (Dr) A. K. Jain
                              Founder,                               Dean,
                    Legal Desire Media & Insights    School of Basic and Applied Sciences,
                                                             Galgotias University

       Ms. C. SAMYUKTA                Dr. Lalit P. Chandrawanshi                Dr. Rajeev Kumar
         Head, Forensics,                         HOD,                             Division Chair,
    Wildlife Conservation Trust      Dept. of Forensic Science, (SBAS)    Dept. of Forensic Science, (SBAS)
               (WCT)                       Galgotias University                 Galgotias University

   Mahipal Singh Sankhla, Kapil Parihar, Aasim Faiz, Ananya K S, Jyoti Daksh, Anubhav Singh,
  Nupur Lekhwar, Abhishek Saini, Arijit Sinha, Mayuri Kumari, Ananya K S, Manisha Nandan,
 Sruthi Suresh, Aditya Yadav, Bhargav Rathod, Swaroop Sonone, Rohit Kumar, Ishvinder Singh,
 Yogesh Meena, Kimee Minj, Sonali Kesarwani, Ekta Jadhav, Beauty Anand & Princy Choudhary.

International Conference on Wildlife
 Forensics, Its Laws & Conservation
                                   Date - 28th and 29th July 2020
                                     (International Tiger Day)
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                                                     Department of Forensic Science,

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