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    Alberta's swift foxes have made a comeback in the province

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    • Source: Daily Hive
    • File Type: Article
    • Overview: Swift fox comeback
    • Web Link: http://dailyhive.com/calgary/albertas-swift-foxes-comeback-conservation
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    Alberta's swift foxes have made a comeback in the province

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    • Sub-Category: Endangered Species
    • Source: Daily Hive
    • File Type: Article
    • Overview: Swift fox comeback
    • Web Link: http://dailyhive.com/calgary/albertas-swift-foxes-comeback-conservation
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