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May. 01, 2009
Wildlife CSI
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| Call it CSI: Wilderness. From smuggled bear gall bladders to illicit walrus tusk poaching, some crimes involving wildlife need expertise beyond that of the average police department or crime lab. In this segment, Ira talks with the author of a new book about animal forensic investigators, and with experts in wildlife crime investigation from the US Fish and Wildlife Service. |
Produced by Shelley DuBois
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Laurel Neme
Author, "Animal Investigators" (Simon & Schuster, 2009)
Burlington, Vermont -
Ken Goddard
Director, National Fish and Wildlife Service Forensics Laboratory
Ashland, Oregon -
Sal Amato
Senior Special Agent in Charge of the Northeast Region
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Office of Law Enforcement
Hadley, Massachusetts
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