The Society believes that a thorough understanding of our relationship with wild canids in the UK both past and present, is vital for the safeguarding of today's ecosystems, ensuring they remain viable for generations to come.
Studie über wilde Füchse und Hundeartige (f 1976) * Étude sur le renard sauvage et les canidés (f 1976)
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Field Naturalist specialising in Mammalogy and wild canids and felids in particular. From 1977- acted as a UK police forces advisor on ex...
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