Posts by Laurel Neme

Animal Investigators sits right alongside Jane Goodall’s book within bestselling category at Scientific American book club:

By Rebekah K. Murray They were dead: dozens of elephants with missing tusks. It was 1992, and Tanzania’s chief wildlife officer, Musa Mohammed Lyimo, suspected that the elephants had been killed for their ivory tusks. But how could he prove it? Eight years later, Laurel Neme (’85, M.P.P. ’86) sat in Lyimo’s office and heard…

Finding Clues in Bones and Bile HOW WILDLIFE FORENSICS HELPS ANIMAL CONSERVATION By J. Jeffrey Root, Ph.D., and Antoinette J. Piaggio, Ph.D.

A fantastic, exciting and revealing read! Neme takes us deep into the dark world of wildlife exploitation with a thrill level and suspense rivaling. PeachyGreen.com