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Fish and Wildlife Forensic Program
The Fish and Wildlife Research Institute (FWRI) works in conjunction with the FWC Law Enforcement Division to develop and implement forensic techniques in support of law enforcement operations.


Species Identification in Fish and Wildlife Forensic Investigations
Forensic identification of biological evidence to the species level is an important tool in fish and wildlife crime scene investigations.


Fish and Wildlife Forensics FAQ
Do you have questions about Fish and Wildlife Forensics? Read the Fish and Wildlife Forensics FAQs for answers.


Fish and Wildlife Forensic Support Password Community
Access link to the Fish and Wildife Forensic Support Password Community








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