Cockscomb in context: An interview with Alan Rabinowitz

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Alan Rabinowitz, the director of WCS's science and exploration program believes that conservation can never be separate from what's going on in the real world which means dealing with government officials, agencies, communities. He feels that when it all comes together and one has accomplished something big, like Cockscomb, itEs the most incredible feeling in the world.

Science & research, Executive changes & profiles, Research, Officials and employees, Interview, Executives, Wildlife Conservation Society

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The Arctic challenge

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This article discusses the political and environmental controversy over oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Topics include energy consumption, environmental protection, and international influence.

Alaska, Protection and preservation, Environmental protection, Oil well drilling, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska, Nonrenewable natural resources, Nonrenewable resources

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The explorations of an intrepid zoologist: Dr. Rabinowitz I presume

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This article discusses some of the wild adventures of zoologist Alan Rabinowitz. Topics include his research on predators, species discoveries, and conservation efforts.

Thailand, Behavior, Discovery and exploration, Wildlife conservation, Species, Species (Biology), Zoologists

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