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| Audubon has a record of a quarter century of successful contributions to conservation in Alaska and is known for applying sound science and common sense to conservation problems involving Alaska's fish and wildlife, mostly on public lands and waters. Proactive conservation is much less costly and more effective than reacting to crises in wildlife and resource management, and - when and where possible - Audubon chooses a proactive approach. |
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