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February 2014

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23 February 2014
North American

Yellowstone Wolves and trophic cascades

A nice video about the flow-on effects of the Wolf’s return to Yellowstone http://www.wimp.com/wolvesrivers/ Jon

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23 February 2014
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Snow Leopard Trip (Adam Riley/ Indri blog); Illegal Wildlife Trade in 60 seconds; and huge Chimp population in the DRC

A couple more things of interest Adam Riley’s blog (he’s a founder of Indri and Rockjumper tours) on looking for Snow Leopards in Hemis NP, India. A compelling and dist

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23 February 2014
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Western Sahara Trip Report; A Fisher in Massachusetts; and Mammals of Yasuni, Ecuador

A few articles and trip reports that might be of interest… Western Sahara, 2014: Richard Webb, 9 days & 12 species including Sand Cat, Striped Polecat, Barbary Ground Squ

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Offset your Greenhouse Gases when you fly - and protect Gola Rainforest

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