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Montana: Research into the olfactory capabilities of dogs in detecting various noxious weeds in collaboration with the University of Montana.
Hawaii: Research into the application of dogs to search for the invasive snail Euglandina rosea, considered one of the world’s 100 worst invaders with Oahu Army Natural Resources Program and the University of Hawaii.
Illinois: [...]
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Researchers and environmentalists are experimenting with a new method for collecting biological samples in the wild. They're using trained tracking dogs to sniff out everything from rare plants to moose pellets. Brian Mann joined the hunt in New York's Adirondack Mountains: The Environment Report