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1Forensics & Field Specialist, Working Dogs for Conservation Missoula Montana USA.
Abstract:
This letter to the editor is offered in rebuttal of "Conservation detection dogs: A critical review of efficacy and methodology," by McKeague et al. (2024), published in Ecology and Evolution. Drawing from over a decade of experience as a conservation detection dog handler within one of the longest standing organizations in North America, and with over two decades as a field biologist and researcher, the author shares insights around fundamental misgivings and concerns regarding the methodology used for the selection and review of studies, the core analyses conducted, and the ensuing conclusions and recommendations. A detailed rebuttal/critical review has been prepared and is available via request from the author.
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