BIRD IN HAND: A top U.S. Fish...
BIRD IN HAND: A top U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service official used Orange County’s most celebrated bird this week to explain why saving some rare species poses a public relations dilemma. . . . “The gnatcatcher doesn’t mean much to someone in Iowa,” the agency’s Michael Brennen told a Washington audience. Unless, of course, it happens to be an Iowan who owns undeveloped land here.
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