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The Thinking & Feeling Animal
Adapting the What, Where, When, Why and Who of nature conservation to be more effective in a changing climate
The World Re-Afforestation Project
Coping with isolation: What humans now have in common with the Oregon spotted frog
Tale of an avian trickster
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Removing Rats with Care
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Anatomy of an invader
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Forgotten sanctuaries of biodiversity - vanishing midland paddy fields of Kerala
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Asian giant hornets: More than a delicacy
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Fish Face
Learning about human-wildlife interaction through taxidermy
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An Unusual Friendship
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Beyond the Classroom: Rediscovering Nature
The Person of the Forest
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