The Unexpected Joy of the Squirrel Census

By Keren Landman

8 pages

It was the kind of science I’d moved to Atlanta to learn to do…

Published in 2024 in Vox.

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@article{landman-keren2024-squirrel-census,
    title={{T}he {U}nexpected {J}oy of the {S}quirrel {C}ensus},
    author={Keren Landman},
    year=2024,
    month=apr,
    journal={Vox},
    pagecount=8,
    keywords={wider,cities,biology},
    ranking={rank3},
    url={https://www.vox.com/climate/24131917/squirrel-census-count-central-inman-park-atlanta-nyc}
}

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