Enrolment Open – QGIS for Wildlife Crime Law Enforcement (Cohort 6 starts 3 Nov)

[Emma Richards]

Dear colleagues,

I am pleased to share that enrolment is now open for Cohort 6 of my QGIS for Wildlife Crime Law Enforcement training, beginning 3 November 2025. This course uses QGIS and crime science approaches to make conservation data actionable.

The training is delivered online in small cohorts, with two tailored pathways:

• Foundations Track (8 sessions): for complete beginners – step-by-step introduction to QGIS, no prior GIS experience required.

• Professional Track (8 sessions including an advanced module): for those with some QGIS familiarity – rapid refresher followed by advanced applications, including SMART data integration, patrol mapping, and crime hotspot analysis.

Key features:

• 8 × 1.5–2 hour live sessions (recorded for review).

• Practical exercises with simulated SMART conservation data.

• Personalised support in a small-group format.

• Certificate of completion.

Pricing: £400 per participant
(Early-bird £350 if registered by 18 October 2025)

Testimonials from past cohorts:

“Clear, practical, and directly relevant to conservation work.” – Cohort 2 participant
“This training gave me the tools to make maps that my team actually uses.” – Cohort 3 participant

If you or colleagues in your networks are interested, further details and registration are available here: https://www.conservationriskanalytics.org/store

Please feel free to share this announcement with your networks.

With best wishes,
Emma Richards
Conservation Risk Analytics
em...@conservationriskanalytics.org