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The December issue of WSB is now available
Articles deal with thermal drones for wild pig management and using eDNA methods to detect river otters
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Articles in this issue include using fecal environmental DNA methods to detect river otters, recommendations for translocation New Mexico jumping mice and scouting wild pigs using thermal drones.
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Header Image: A Saharan striped polecat (Poecilictis libyca) eats a snake in the Sahara. Credit: Abdel Karim Ben Naser
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