Kentucky Fish and Wildlife has partnered with tip411 to offer the public a way to submit anonymous tips using the new KFWLaw smartphone app or by text message and the web. Similar technology has helped reduce crime in communities nationwide.
A San Jose man was recently convicted in Santa Cruz Superior Court for unlawfully killing a great white shark – also known as a white shark – in Santa Cruz County last summer. Vinh Pham, 41, was fined $5,000 and… Read More »Man Kills Great White, tip411 Leads to Arrest
tip411 interviewed Captain Lee Ellis of the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources about his agency’s use of tip411. Q: Tell us about your agency (how many sworn, how many areas/miles are under your jurisdiction, etc.) and the agency’s role… Read More »Statewide Agencies Seeing the Benefits of tip411: An Interview with South Carolina DNR
Anonymously report poachers, polluters and other violators to DNREC in Delaware. Delaware’s Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control launched a new law enforcement app, enabling the public to connect with the department’s Natural Resources Police officers, receive alerts and… Read More »Delaware Natural Resources Police launch tip411 mobile app
Since the passage of Amendment 75, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission has made it a priority to increase the amount of enforcement in every county of The Natural State. Each county has at least two officers assigned to patrol… Read More »Talk or text to turn in poachers