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The Missoulian June 2011: Border collie sniffs out noxious weeds on Missoula mountainside
http://missoulian.com/news/state-and-regional/article_796fd810-931d-11e0-a643-001cc4c03286.html
Petlife Radio: Working Like Dogs; Canine Scientists:http://www.markiac.addr.com/PET_LIFE_RADIO/workingdogsep55.html .
Also available on iTunes as a podcast at: workinglikedogs.com
Montana Public Radio Evening News. Spring 2011
An Interview with WDC and the newest working dog: Seamus
KUFM Montana
Morse, S. and Leggett, K. Spring 2011
Wildland Refuges go to the Dogs, Upland Tales
Pheasants Forever
Czubaj, F. February 2011
Perros al servicio de la conservacion de especies
La Nacion
Eveleth, R. February 2011
A Dog’s Nose Knows
On Earth: A Survival Guide for the Planet
Jahn, E. February 2011
Oregon Field Guide: Working Dogs for Conservation
Oregon Field Guide
Zito, K. February 2011
Dogs have the poop on finding foxes, cougars
San Francisco Chronicle
Sneed, D. February 2011
Fox hunt’s goal is poop, not pup
San Luis Obispo Tribue
Neme, L. January 2011
Detection Dogs for Conservation
The Wildlife
The Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute News January 2011
Canine Collaborators in Conservation Biology
Weir, K. January 2011
Scat-sniffing Dogs Aid Wildlife Conservation
InsideScience.org
Bhanoo, S. January 2011
Four-legged Assistants Sniff Out Wildlife Data
The New York Times
Yang, S. January 2011
Wildlife Biologists Put Dogs Scat-sniffing Talents to Good Use
UC Berkley News
Weiss, K. November 2010
A Nose for Wild Things
Los Angeles Times
Morse, S. and Leggett, K. September 2010
Refuges go to the Dogs
Refuge Update
KCCI TV Prairie City, Iowa June 2010
Dogs Sniff Out Bad Weeds at 6,000-acre Refuge
Overton, K. March 2010
A Dog Tail of Two Snails
Hawaii Army Weekly
Popper, I. December 2009
Field Work
The Bark
Duggan, J. June 2009
Finding Franklin’s
Outdoor Illinois
Hurt, A. Spring 2009
Beating the Bushes for Carnivore Scat
Animal Welfare Institute Quarterly
Sakariassen, A. May 2009
Conservation’s Best Friend
Missoula Independent
Chaney, R. April 2009
Super sniffers - Group trains canines to pinpoint scat, snails - even noxious weeds
Missoulian
Guthrie, M. April 2009
Will Work for Steak
The Scientist
McCullough, S. March 2009
Sniffing to Save Butterflies
Dog Fancy Magazine
Little, J. B. Winter 2008
Good Boy: Dogs Work for Conservation in Oregon
Nature Conservancy Magazine
Socie, K. October 2008
Conservation has a New Best Friend
Montana Naturalist
Maher, J. September 2008
Moose Mission
Mongobay.com
Bell, J. Fall 2008
A Nose for Natives: Can Dogs Help Locate Rare Natives?
The Nature Conservancy Online
Nugent, C. August 2008
Dogs use Sense of Smell to Protect Butterfly Near Corvallis: Trained Canines Seek out a Native Plant to Aid Conservation Effort
Oregonian
Socie, K. July-August 2008
The Nose Knows
Montana Outdoors
Raskauskas, N. July 2008
A Nose for Rare Plants
Corvallis Gazette Times
Raff, L. June 2008
Science Goes to the Dogs: A Dog’s Nose is a Powerful Tool for Finding Rare Species
Bend Bulletin
Lynch, M. May 2008
Dogs Helping Scientists Understand Moose Population
Adirondack Daily Enterprise
Smith, K. March 2008
Research Assistants use Noses to Track Moose
Press Republican
Socie, K. November 12, 2007
Sniffin’ out scat for conservation
High Country News
Becker, M. October 28, 2007
Nosy Dogs, A Big Help to Conservationists
Bozeman Daily Chronicle
Flaherty, C. July 18, 2007
Sniffing out invading plants is how this dog gets a treat
Montana State University News Service.
Fontana, C. July 16, 2007
He can dig it: dog knows scat
The Fresno Bee
Durand, M. March 2007
Dogs Scout Grizzly Bears, Cougars, Wolves and Black Bears
Dog World Magazine
Potter, G. and E. Bendick. September 2006
Working Dogs: On Natures Trail
click here to see this 7 minute video on WDCF dogs and handlers in action!
TERRA:The Nature of Our World. pod cast.
Etter, L. September 23, 2006
Scratch ‘n’ Sniff Special Canine Unit Knows to Nose Scat
The Wall Street Journal
Finn, C. June 2006
Conservation Dogs
Big Sky Journal
Morell, V. February 2006
They’re Sniffing for Science: Detection dogs help the study of threatened species
National Geographic
Daily, L . February 2006
The Nose Knows
Delta Sky Miles Magazine
Greenspan, J . May - June 2005
Bravo, Rio!
Audubon
White, R . May 2005
Meet Finny: A Conservative Lab
All Labs. Lab of the Month
Brown, J. April - June 2005
Sniffing with Precision
Conservation in Practice
Dollar, T. January 2005
Scat Dogs
Wildlife Conservation Magazine. pp. 42-46
Cablk, M., Desert Research Inst. Dec. 2004
Using K-9’s to Survey Missing Cohort Groups of Gopherus agassizii (Mojave Desert Tortoise): http://www.dees.dri.edu/Projects/cablk_K9survey.htm
Emmons, H. Fall 2004
Mans best friend proves useful in detecting threatened wildlife
DRI News
Stromnes B. September 2004
Dogs offer less expensive, more accurate accounting of wildlife. Missoulian.
Conover A. August 2004
A Biologists Best Friend
National Wildlife Magazine
Conover A. August 2001
The Little Foxes
Smithsonian Magazine. pp 42-51.
