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Fair Chase Archive — Spring 2008

Conservation education programs must strive to increase people’s understanding of fish and wildlife resources as a valuable public trust. Such programs must also foster appreciation of conservation and management strategies that sustain desired quality of life. By Lisa B. Flowers, Ph.D., B&C Director of Conservation Education, B&C Professional Member.

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