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The Apostle Islands: A Treasured Wildlife Refuge, with guest Bijit Khadka
Episode 5119th November 2024 • Badger Talks Podcast • Badger Talks
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Buzz talks with Department of Forest & Wildlife Ecology PhD student Bijit Khadka about his research into animal communities, wildlife genetics, populations, and competition dynamics in the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore.

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