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Conservation science: Ground force
Thomas Hayden1
- Thomas Hayden is a science writer in San Francisco, California.
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Is parachuting into the Amazonian jungle any way to save an ecosystem? One team of biologists thinks so. Thomas Hayden joined them on a trip to Peru to find out what they do.
It's dark on the forest floor, the air humid and still. Various birds startle at an intruder's passing — plump brown tinamous and large bush turkeys or curassows, squawking in protest.
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