William Robichaud

William Robichaud
Zoologist

William Robichaud is the coordinator of the Saola Working Group of the IUCN SSC’s Asian Wild Cattle Specialist Group, and hosted by GWC.  He is also the founding Coordinator of the Saola Working Group of the IUCN SSC’s Asian Wild Cattle Specialist Group.  He has been working on wildlife conservation and research in Southeast Asia for nearly 25 years. 

William Robichaud is a native of Wisconsin, USA. He holds degrees in Zoology from the University of Wisconsin and the University of British Columbia.

Via Global Wildlife Conservation.

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Finding the horns of a saola — a large ox-like mammal on the Laos-Vietnam border — was one of the great biological discoveries of the 20th century. But no biologist has actually seen the saola in the wild, which has given the animal an almost mythical status. That's why biologist William Robichaud and writer William deBuys call it "the last unicorn."
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