A dog’s work: Rescue animal goes all in for wildlife conservation

By Chris Woolston

6.17.23 | Faculty , Natural Sciences & Math , Research

Officials in Argentina are building a statue to recognize the work of Train, a rescue dog who contributed to significant conservation research by a WashU scientist.

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