RSCN through the CITES Implementation Support Program in Jordan sponsored by US. Gov. (DOI program), organized three training workshops on wildlife cybercrimes, and usage the social media as a tool for illegal practices such as illegal trading of specie listed on CITES, mostly the endangered ones.

The workshops showed best practice and experiences that presented by technician from the US. Gov. , and the RSCN showed its experience in this regard focusing on the major confiscated specie that were originally published over the internet and social media in Jordan, and the successful stories that were practiced in collaboration between all the national entities. That included Rangers of RSCN and Rangers of Environment Police, customs, cybercrimes unit at PSD, as well as judiciary council, and ended up by handiling live species to our natural reserves and Al Mawa, to be given the proper care based on the international best practices.

The need to hold such a training programs emerged after the RSCN noticed an increase in the process of using the Internet and social media for the purposes of trafficking and poaching using social media, and it was noticed that its a global scale that we are willing to consider in our patrolling and investigating programs. such as the newly developed CITES mobile application that we are using.