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 Together this dog and his trainer, Heath Smith, search for sign from grizzlies in Alberta, Canada.  They are part of a novel and non-invasive animal tracking program started at the Center for Conservation Biology.  This program is one of several at the department that conducts research to help save the lives of endangered species.  
Every bit counts.  Your choice to support the Department of Biology could make a big difference in how our future turns out.
Together this dog and his trainer, Heath Smith, search for sign from grizzlies in Alberta, Canada.  They are part of a novel and non-invasive animal tracking program started at the Center for Conservation Biology.  This program is one of several at the department that conducts research to help save the lives of endangered species.  
Every bit counts.  Your choice to support the Department of Biology could make a big difference in how our future turns out.