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Researchers collected Gunnison Sage-Grouse feathers for genetic analysis. Photo by Shawna Zimmerman.
14 February 2019

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How Do Gunnison Sage-Grouse Fare After Translocation?

Humans moving animals around for conservation?! This may not immediately sound like an action we should advocate for, but the purposeful movement of individuals from one place to another is often an effective way to give small, declining populations a boost in size or increase their genetic diversity.

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