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The Fight Against the Rhino Horn Trade in Vietnam

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Date & Time

Mon, 12 Oct 2026

19:00 - 20:00

Venue

Oxford University Museum of Natural History

Price

Admission free for OMG Members; £4.00 for non-members (paid on the door) (£6.00 for membership to the OMG to attend all talks for free)

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On Oxford University Museum of Natural History · Admission free for OMG Members; £4.00 for non-members (paid on the door) (£6.00 for membership to the OMG to attend all talks for free)

About this event

A talk by Michael Smith on enforcement and behaviour change efforts to combat the rhino horn trade in Vietnam.

Why you should come

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• Hear Michael Smith analyze enforcement vs Vietnam’s rhino horn trade

• Michael Smith on behaviour-change campaigns to curb Vietnam demand

• Get Smith’s Oxford Socio-Legal take on international cooperation

Event Highlights

  • •Part of the Oxfordshire Mammal Group winter lecture series
  • •Free for OMG members; £4 non-members; £6 OMG membership for free talks
  • •Focus on enforcement and behaviour-change campaigns in Vietnam
  • •Draws on both journalistic and academic research
  • •Speaker is a media criminologist at Griffith Criminology Institute

Speaker

Michael Smith

Media criminologist; Adjunct Research Fellow, Griffith Criminology Institute; Visiting Researcher, Oxford Centre for Socio-Legal Studies

Programme

19.00 - 20.00

Talk: The Fight Against the Rhino Horn Trade in Vietnam

Organized by: Oxfordshire Mammal Group

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