Scientific Methods in Protection of Wildlife: A Need of Time
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Wildlife is an essential part of wholesome environment which needs the special care and attention toward its preservation and prevention of crimes through effective legal and scientificmechanisms. Now world has moving towards the inclusion of technology in every sphere of human life. Here law and science are mediums of achieving the ends for the betterment of lives and welfare of humans. Forensic science has been emerging as a great aid in conducting the effective investigation against wildlife crimes. This article points out certain methods of forensic science in relation to the law in India, and their utility, so that the cherished right ofAbstract
wholesome environment can become a reality
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