As a wildlife crime analyst, Hilary supports ADMCF’s Wildlife Programme, working on projects and initiatives related to global biodiversity and wildlife trade. She researches international conservation policies, and analyses the convergence of environmental and other organised crimes, as well as supporting to maintain ADMCF’s ‘Wildlife Product Seizures’ (WiPS) database. She participates in the Courtroom Monitoring Programme, tracking Hong Kong’s wildlife crime cases from seizure, sentencing to aftercare. Hilary has a strong background in policy research, with experience working in think tanks and NGOs on sustainable finance regulations and climate policies. She holds an MSc in Environmental Policy and Regulation from the London School of Economics and Political Science, and a BA in Geography from University College London.