What's Not to Like About Butterflies?
By Katie L. Burke
A brief snippet about what Erik Aschehoug finds compelling about his work to conserve the rare, cryptic Saint Francis satyr butterfly.
April 23, 2015
From The Staff Biology Nature Conservation
Photo by Daisy Aschehoug
A conversation between associate editor Katie L. Burke and Erik Aschehoug about what he finds compelling, and what others may find compelling, about his work to conserve the rare, cryptic Saint Francis satyr butterfly.
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