On the recordJune 23, 2014
Money is not going to solve it, and when you think about the poacher, how do we get to those poachers?
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congress.govJack Fields: “Money is not going to solve it, and when you think about the poacher, how do we get to those poachers?”
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Fields argues that financial aid alone won't address the issue of poaching effectively.
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