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researched the issue, leamec about the Wilderness Act, and go involved in wilderness protection.’ He said he bombed in his first full time environmental job as director o the Conservation Council of Virginis Foundation in Richmond.

He did not know enough abou raising funds, strategic planning anc being an administrator.

So he buckled down and startec taking courses to make up for his deficiencies. He has been on a trajectory ir the national environmental field evei since. Today, he sits on the board of the National Wildlife Federation, in addition to running the Wildlife Center.

Wildlife Tips

In his library presentation, Mr Clark offered these tips:

• Don’t adopt baby birds that have fallen from their nests. Poke some drainage holes in a plastic margarine ’ tub, put some grass in it, stick it in a nearby tree or bush, and put the baby birds in the makeshift nest. The mother is likely to return to it.

• An apparently orphan fawn should be left alone, without humans nearby, for 12 hours to, see if the mother returns to it.

• Yes, there are cougars in the Appalachian Mountains these days. But they may originate from ones that were brought as pets from the West, rather than being indigenous Appalachian cougars.

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