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ACS Lab`s Dr Paul Paquet on CBC about the ethics of the grizzly bear hunt in BC

ByApplied Conservation Science Lab June 18, 2013
100% of moms and cubs agree: killing for trophy and pleasure is amoral

Our senior scientist and mentor, Dr. Paul Paquet, talks to CBC radio about the ethics of the grizzly bear hunt.  I have heard Paul do a great many interviews, but I think this is his finest.

Applied Conservation Science at its finest too.  May hearts and minds be changed.

http://www.cbc.ca/player/Radio/Local+Shows/British+Columbia/Radio+West/ID/2392093349/

For a companion read on the issue, check out this chapter Paul and I wrote; check out p 14 here.

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