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18 Mar 2011
The Danish IBA Caretaker Network
By DOF
The purpose of this report is to explore and analyse the IBA Caretaker Network in Denmark with the goal of furthering our understanding of what makes, motivates and inspires Caretakers, what opportunities and challenges they face, and the value of having an IBA Caretaker Network. To read this report, click here To read the World Birdwatch article on this report, click here
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