Barry and his colleagues have spent years defending the Double-crested Cormorant against horrific bias and misunderstanding that has led to mass culling of the species. There has been success in Canada, but mass killing still occurs in the U.S.
These illustrations will appear in a book by Linda Wires to be published this upcoming year by Yale University Press.
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