Following Footprints, Flights, and Flippers: How Animal Tracking has Transformed Conservation Impact @SmithsonianNZP
Following Footprints, Flights, and Flippers: How Animal Tracking has Transformed Conservation Impact @SmithsonianNZP
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute
50th Anniversary Science Symposium
September 2025

Speaker: Autumn-Lynn Harrison, Research Ecologist, Migratory Bird Center
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Following Footprints, Flights, and Flippers: How Animal Tracking has Transformed Conservation Impact

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