Aldo Leopold: Conservationist and Hunter

Abstract This little-quoted entry from Aldo Leopold’s Round River journals (Leopold 195 3, 24-25) may shock the average new-millennium conservationist. By today’s standards, the passage is not exactly environmentally correct, and not just because Leopold referred to the majestic peregrine falcon as...

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Main Author: Mech, L David
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Published: Oxford University PressNew York, NY 2002
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peregrine falcon
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