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Wildlife Health Cornell, Summer 2017
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Contents of this issue include: Addressing Wildlife Health in a Rapidly Changing World (Steven A. Osofsky); Sustainable Moose (Krysten Schuler); The Urgency of Planetary Health; Conservation CSI: Long Island, Cornell Researchers solve mystery of mass turtle die-off (Elizabeth Bunting); Students on One Health's Frontier; Win-Win for African Farmers Wildlife; Citizen Science Brings Schools of Kids and Fish Together (Donna Cassidy-Hanley, James Casey); Veterinary Students Extend a Helping Hand to Belize Zoo (George Kollias, Santiago Peralta); $1.7M Received for Planetary Health; More in the News.
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2017-08Publisher
Cornell University, College of Veterinary Medicine
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Cornell University, College of Veterinary Medicine -- Periodicals.; Osofsky, Steven A.; Schuler, Krysten; Bunting, Elizabeth; Cassidy-Hanley, Donna; Casey, James; Kollias, George; Peralta, Santiago
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article