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The July/August issue of The Wildlife Professional
Native Wildlife, Native Lands: Indigenous communities play a growing role in conservation and management
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Indigenous people in North America have faced fragmentation of their lands as well as assimilation and the division of their culture. These challenges have affected Tribes’ ability to manage natural resources. In the July/August issue of The Wildlife Professional, we explore how Indigenous people are combatting these issues and their growing role in wildlife conservation and management.
Other articles focus on Colorado’s wolf reintroduction, inclusion in the wildlife field and a way to lower the barriers for inexperienced duck hunters.
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Header Image: Dillion Eustace, with the Pueblo of Santa Ana Department of Natural Resources, sits alongside a young male mountain lion nicknamed Squeaks
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