Wildlife forensics is a relatively new field of criminal investigation that in many countries lags far behind other fields of forensic science in terms of budget and the availability of manpower, equipment and resources.
In this webinar, we focus on getting the most out of a limited range of equipment and also in using common forensic tools and instruments, occasionally in unexpected ways, to examine wildlife crimes.
Throughout the webinar, we'll be using our range of Crime-lites to explain the theory and techniques that enable forensic examiners to reveal vital traces of evidence in cases of sexual and physical assault, not to mention the countless other crimes that may require the human body to be investigated as a crime scene in its own right.
Crime scene examiners and forensic teams carry a lot of kit because they never know exactly what to expect when they're called to a scene. By reducing the size of the equipment and developing multi-functional technology, it is now possible to create a fully functioning mobile crime lab.
In this webinar, we'll be looking at the new technologies that have been designed to deliver lab-quality examinations at the crime scene.
