Can't Chew the Leather Anymore: Musings on Wildlife Conservation in Yellowstone from a Broken-down Biologist Mark Smart Read it before you continue

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exploration and settlement of this vast mountain range depended on skillful packers and their resilient mules and horses

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Can't Chew the Leather Anymore: Musings on Wildlife Conservation in Yellowstone from a Broken-down Biologist Mark Smart Read it before you continueThe conservation of wildlife in and near Yellowstone, the world's first national park, is complex and often contentious because federal and state management agencies, local residents, visitors, and various stakeholder groups have a wide variety of expectations. P. J. White has spent more than 15 years working as a biologist in Yellowstone, currently as the leader of the Wildlife and Aquatic Resources Branch. In this book, he provides insights into the