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Wednesday, January 11, 2017

Bake Sales for Crabs

I wrote a blog post for the City Creatures Blog at the Center for Humans and Nature! Please read it by clicking on this link.

Posted by Amy Evrard at 11:53 PM

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Labels: Chesapeake Bay, conservation, crabs, ecosystem, environment, government, human control of nature, human nature relationships, human-nature relationships, taxes

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