1.
Wolves. Endangered?
2.
Wolves on the rebound
3.
History of extermination
4. Midwestern wolves
5.
Causes of extinction
6.
Trumpeter swan sings
7. Wisdom
of reintroductions
8. Helping the plants
9. Moving the plants
10.
Genetics movement
11.House flies!
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Interview Subjects
| Adam Asquith entomologist U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Kauai, Hawaii | ||
| David Bender botanist National Tropical Botanical Garden | ||
| * | Marlin Bowles plant conservation biologist Morton Arboretum, Illinois | |
| * | Peter Bryant professor of developmental and cell biology University of California, Irvine | |
| * | Marsha Karle public affairs office Yellowstone National Park | |
| * | Sumner Matteson avian ecologist Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Madison, Wisconsin | |
| * | Cheryl Matthews public affairs office Yellowstone National Park | |
| * | Lisa Marie Meffert research assistant professor department of biology and biochemistry, University of Houston, Texas | |
| Gary Ray Center for Plant Conservation, Bishop Museum, Honolulu | ||
| Bruce Stein Association for Biodiversity Information | ||
| * | Craig Stockwell ecologist Savannah River Ecological Laboratory, University of Georgia | |
| Donald Waller department of botany, University of Wisconsin-Madison | ||
| * | Adrian Wydeven mammalian ecologist Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources | |
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