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How the U.S. Protects Animals Using Covert Operations

Investigative journalist Marc Reisner's new book, "Game Wars," chronicles the work of undercover agents trying to stop the illegal hunting and sale of endangered species. According to Reisner's research, this work is more dangerous than being a city cop.

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Fresh Air with Terry Gross, June 18, 1991: Interview with Marc Reisner; Interview with Lindsy Van Gelder and Pamala Robin Brandt; Review of a CD box set of Artur Schnabel performing Beethoven's piano…

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