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Summary
Caroline Cox is an Associate Professor in Wildlife Crime and Policy at the University of Portsmouth's School of Law, within the Faculty of Business & Law. She leads the University's Ivory Project, established in 2015 to combat illegal ivory trade and related wildlife crime. Her work has influenced UK legislation, including the Ivory Act 2018, and involves collaborations with law enforcement, NGOs, and international partners.
Education
Dr. Cox holds a Doctor of Laws (LLD) from the University of Portsmouth, awarded in 2021, focusing on 'White Gold: Studies in the law and regulation of the sale of ivory in the UK.'
Research Interests
Her research centers on illegal wildlife trade dynamics, online platforms facilitating endangered species trafficking, human-wildlife conflict, and the legal frameworks governing these issues. Key projects include analyzing ivory trade routes, cross-jurisdictional cooperation in Range States, and the impact of digital commerce on wildlife conservation.
Awards
- 2024: BaL Best Dissemination Prize
- 2024: Faculty of Business and Law Research and Innovation Best Dissemination
- 2018: University of Portsmouth Poster Prize
Teaching
She teaches modules such as 'Wildlife Crime: Threats and Responses,' 'Equity and Trusts,' and 'The Law of Succession' at Portsmouth Law School.
