Wildlife, War, and God: Insights on Science and Government

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Examining the intersection of science and government, the book delves into the implications of the Endangered Species Act on wildlife management. It highlights case studies involving various species, such as sage grouse and polar bears, while critiquing the subjective nature of subspecies classifications. Additionally, it addresses how government selectively utilizes scientific data, particularly in relation to caribou and oil exploration in Alaska, revealing the complexities and challenges faced in wildlife conservation efforts.