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Monograph Available: Best Practices for Managing Human–Beaver Conflicts in North America: Balancing Ecological Benefits and Human Interests
This is an announcement about the published monograph titled "Best Practices for Managing Human–Beaver Conflicts in North America: Balancing Ecological Benefits and Human Interests." This publication, part of the HWI Monograph Series, is online and open access.
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