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2. What is it? A global challenge competition that will award Grand Prizes for innovative science and technology solutions to combat wildlife trafficking. Your solutions will help: Detect transit routes Tackle corruption Strengthen forensic evidence Reduce consumer demand To identify innovative science and technology solutions that combat wildlife trafficking To accelerate and scale up promising solutions by providing competition winners with: What are the objectives? info@wildlifecrimetech.org Contact us www.wildlifecrimetech.org Learn more @wildlife_tech Follow us 1 2 3 4 Cash prizesRecognitionTechnical and networking support

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4. Sample Tweets Seen this? @wildlife_tech is offering up to 500k for game-changing science/tech to #stopwildlifecrime! Apply by 6/30: ow.ly/NuDFk What do science/tech have to do with wildlife crime? Here are some ideas! Submit your own by 6/30 to win up to 500k: ow.ly/OmouU Play your part! Submit a science or tech idea to help #stopwildlifecrime by 6/30. You could win $500k: http://ow.ly/OetcK Up to the Challenge?! Submit your science & tech innovations by 6/30 to show you’re #seriousaboutwildlifecrime http://ow.ly/L2h1h Think coding could be used to combat wildlife crime? Give it a shot - it might be worth $500k! Apply by 6/30 http://ow.ly/OmouU 4

5. Sample LinkedIn Post, Facebook Post, or Newsletter Entry 5 Calling all innovators! The Wildlife Crime Tech Challenge is a competition that will award Grand Prizes of up to $500,000 for the most impactful and scalable science and tech solutions to combat trafficking of terrestrial and marine wildlife. The Challenge, an initiative of USAID in partnership with National Geographic, the Smithsonian, and TRAFFIC, calls on the global community to deliver bold and innovative solutions to stamp out the illegal trade in wildlife – a crisis for nature and humanity. Learn how your skills can help solve one of the world’s most urgent problems by visiting www.wildlifecrimetech.org and applying. The Challenge is accepting applications from April 22 through June 30. Check it out!www.wildlifecrimetech.orgapplying