Module 5 – References and acknowledgements

References

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Rewilding Europe (2024) ‘Second Marmot Release Boosts Thriving Population on the Tarutino Steppe’, Rewilding Europe, (14 August 2020). Available at: https://rewildingeurope.com/news/second-marmot-release-boosts-thriving-population-on-the-tarutino-steppe/.

Acknowledgements

Thank you to York von Korff, Daniel Allen, Sara Calçada, Amy Duthie, Julia Mata, Annette Mertens and Sophie Monserrat for informing and writing the content within this module.