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Tuesday, 13 June 2017

Worldwide News Media coverage: The Search for Lost Species

This is a current sample of the media coverage Worldwide for The Search for Lost Species and our expedition In Search of the Pink-Headed Duck

Click links below to go to articles:
Washington Post

Scientific American

National Geographic

Live Science

Science Times

CMS News

MSN News

Huffington Post

MNN

weather.com

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Posted by John Hodges at 6/13/2017 12:19:00 pm
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Labels: 25 Lost Species, Asian birds, Asian Wildlife, Doug Church, Errol Fuller, Global Wildlife Conservation, GWC, John Hodges, Lazarus species, Lost Species, Myanmar 2017, Pink-Headed Duck, Richard Thorns, Robin Moore
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