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Wild Neighbors

Exploring human-wildlife conflict mitigation strategies through US-Russia social expertise exchange

Clemson CAFLS Graduate Research
By Clemson CAFLS Graduate Research
February 21st, 2015
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Footnotes Christie Sampson and Jen Bunty are fellows in the US-Russia SEE Program and graduate students at Clemson University in Dr. David Tonkyn's lab, Vice Co-Chair of the PFF Working Group.

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