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Conservation Criminology at MSU Works to Defend the Rights of Nature and Wildlife Around the World

March 07, 2016

Nature has no voice to defend itself when humans violate its right to exist peacefully. Michigan State University's Conservation Criminology program seeks to be that voice.

http://www.mlive.com/environment/index.ssf/2016/03/conservation_criminology_at_ms.html

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Conservation Criminology at MSU Works to Defend the Rights of Nature and Wildlife Around the World

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College of Agriculture & Natural Resources Department of Fisheries and Wildlife