He was the leader of phase 1 of WWF’s Wildlife Crime Technology project – the recipient of a $5 million Google Global Impact Award Grant. He is the TRAFFIC leader globally of the joint WWF and TRAFFIC Wildlife Crime Initiative.

Presidential Task Force on Wildlife Trafficking.He has led TRAFFIC’s black market investigations internationally in dozens of countries and has directly supported strong enforcement action, including some of the largest seizures, major arrests and prosecutions internationally. Most recently he was selected for the Advisory Council to the U.S.

of Washington, Conservation International, Conservation Kenya, Elephant Action League/WILDLEAKS, Elephant Listening Project, Elephant Voices, Environmental Investigation Agency, Frankfurt Zoological Society, The Gorongosa Foundation, Great Plains Conservation, Humane Society, International Anti-Poaching Fund, International Fund for Animal Welfare, Isoforensics, Ivory for Elephants, Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, Mali Elephant Project, Mara Elephant Project, National Geographic, Terra Mater Factual Studios, The Nature Conservancy, Pan African Wildlife Conservation Network, PBS, Save the Elephants, United Nations/CITES, US Fish & Wildlife Service, Vulcan Foundation, Vulcan Productions, WildAid, Wildlife Conservation Society, Wildlife Conservation Network, Wildlife Direct, Wildlife Works, Working Dogs for Conservation, World Wildlife Fund and others.Ĭrawford Allan, Senior Director, Wildlife ConservationĬrawford Allan is an international expert on wildlife trafficking and trade, with 24 years’ experience in wildlife conservation, policy and regulation. Africa Wildlife Foundation, Amboseli Trust for Elephants, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Big Life Foundation, Carl Safina Foundation, Center for Conservation Biology/Univ.

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