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Conservation with Martin Lee Mueller
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April and Alex interview Martin Lee Mueller, author of Being Salmon, Being Human, to talk about conservation, control, and connecting with nature.
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- Mueller, Martin Lee. 2017. Being Salmon, Being Human: Encontering the Wild in Us and Us in the Wild. United States: Chelsea Green Publishing.
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