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Texas Wildlife Magazine
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WILD AT WORK: A STEWARDSHIP SERIES
» Market Based Conservation and Managing for Endangered Species
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Market Based Conservation and Managing for Endangered Species
Brian Hays, Extension Program Specialist with the Texas A&M Institute of Renewable and Natural Resources
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